Early December 2007

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Early December 2007

Early December 2007 • Volume 8, No. 18
2007-2008
PELICAN BAY
FOUNDATION
BOARD MEMBERS
Upcoming Foundation
Pelican Bay Master
Board elections — three Planning — Step 1
vacancies to be filled
By Shawn Kalbli, Wood+Partners, Inc
CHAIRMAN
Robert Naegele
By Michael Egan, Chair, Elections Committee
VICE-CHAIRMAN
Merlin Lickhalter
VICE-CHAIRMAN/TREASURER
Robert W. Uek
SECRETARY
Michael Egan
DIRECTORS
Bill Carpenter
Henry Price
Gerhard Seblatnigg
The Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
6251 Pelican Bay Blvd.
Naples, FL 34108
The Foundation Board of
Directors and the Elections
Committee encourage qualified members to run for
the three seats, the terms for
which expire in March,
2008. Board members are
elected for three-year
terms. If you don’t want
to serve yourself but know
someone who is qualified,
please encourage that
person to run.
Director qualifications
The Pelican Bay governing
documents state that a
Director shall be a Member, must be at least 21
years of age, and must
not have been convicted of
any felony by any court of
record and not have had
his or her rights restored
pursuant to law in the
jurisdiction of his or her
residence. Also, a member
who is an employee of the
Foundation is not eligible.
Each Board Director,
other than the Board Chair,
is asked to chair a standing committee. Committee
assignments are determined
following the Annual Meeting, which is scheduled for
Monday, March 31, 2008.
The Foundation conducts
11 Board meetings annually, with no meeting
during the month of July.
Historically the Board has
been comprised of both fulltime and seasonal residents.
Members interested in
serving or obtaining more
information please contact
any of the following Elections Committee members.
Michael Egan, Chair
333-9933
[email protected]
John D’Aquanno
592-5911
[email protected]
Henry Price, Vice Chair
593-4369
[email protected]
Paul Johansen
594-2603
[email protected]
Susan Boland
594-0131
[email protected]
Lyn Scanlon
591-4727
[email protected]
During the first week
in October the Strategic
Master Planning Team
arrived in Pelican Bay to
initiate the first of several
community based meetings
related to the seven-step
team’s baseline understanding of Pelican Bay.
The committee work sessions included the following
participants: strategic planning committee; facilities
committee; members of the
master plan process. The
team conducted project
kick-off meetings, site
visits, data collection and
met with the Pelican Bay
Foundation strategic planning committee and standing committees to review
the scope of services related
to the project. During the
visit the team began
gathering background data
needed for the development of the project. Initial
question and answer work
sessions were held with
the various committees
to further develop the
Pelican Bay Services Division (attended in an
informal capacity); Community Center Committee;
beach-titness advisory
group;
tennis-outdoor
advisory group; auditbudget committee; restaurant committee; and
beach-boardwalk-berm
advisory group.
The comments collected
during the work sessions
were reviewed by the team
and organized into the
following common perceptions (in random order):
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CONTENTS
2008 Election Timeline
Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
Around the Bay
27-31, 33, 35-40
Event/Activity
Date
Final appointments to Elections Committee by Board of Directors:
Monday, December 17, 2007
First notice of Annual Meeting mailed to Members:
Friday, December 21, 2007
All Nominations to be submitted:
Wednesday, January 2, 2008 (5:00 pm)
Candidate Elections form mailed/delivered to Candidates:
Friday, January 4, 2008
Candidate Elections form due from Candidates:
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Consideration of Candidates begins by Elections Committee:
Monday, January 14, 2008
Report of the Elections Committee to the Foundation Secretary:
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Biographical information due from Candidates for enclosure in
the Ballot mailing and the Pelican Bay Post:
Around the
District...34
Classifieds
36-38
Monday, January 21, 2008
Mailing of the Ballot and second Notice of Election:
Monday, February 25, 2008
Return of Ballots:
Friday, March 28, 2008 (5:00 pm)
Report of Results:
Saturday, March 29, 2008 (12 noon)
Annual Meeting/Announcement of Election Results:
Monday, March 31, 2008 (10:00 am)
Community workshops
sponsored by the
Pelican Bay Property
Owners Association
Three Community Workshops have been scheduled to
deal with a number of issues of importance to Pelican Bay.
Mark these dates on your calendar!
“Pelican Bay Real Estate Market”
January 15 – 7:00 p.m.
Community Center
“Property Tax Amendment — How Should You Vote?”
January 23 – 7:00 p.m.
Community Center
“Florida Storm Insurance”
February 6 – 7:00 p.m.
Community Center
Wine & cheese to follow each workshop
Foundation
New Members...14
Foundation News
1-14
Comcast Help Desk
Available again this year
Representatives from Comcast’s sales and technical support departments will be at the Commons from
9am-12pm on December 10 & 17; January 7 & 21. Please
feel free to visit and inquire about new services or
express your service needs. For questions please
call 239-597-8081.
Tennis Advisory Group
needs two members
The Tennis Advisory Group is looking for two
members who would like to join this group. We meet
once a month during season (Oct-April). If you
are interested, please call Susan Boland, chairperson,
at 594-0131.
Pelican Bay
Services Division
26-27
Pelican Bay
Toy Drive...32
Pelican Bay
Womens League
33-34
What To Do
In Pelican Bay
• A Howling Good Time
at the Sandpiper...20-21
Investment Management & Consulting
• Computer Classes
...18
Call 514-7642 today for a courtesy consultation.
• Beach Restaurants
...23
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• Fitness...9, 16
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• Art Studio...17
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• Group Activities
...25
• Tennis...8, 17
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master planning...continued from page 1
• Pelican Bay is a premiere beachfront community, offering a high level
of value to its residents.
• Pelican Bay offers residents an economic value
for the amenities that is
not always realized by
the residents.
• Pelican Bay should remain a premiere community into the future.
• Pelican Bay should
strive to preserve and enhance residential property
values.
• Historically, communications between the Foundation and residents have
not been optimal. Efforts
to enhance the methods
of communication are
needed if the strategic
master plan report is to
be well received.
• Community input
during the strategic master
plan report is critical.
• There is a wide variety
of resources/amenities
to satisfy community
members’ desire for recreation, programs, and social
activities.
• Access to community
facilities and resources
should be reserved for
residents. Greater monitoring/restriction of outside
users should be considered.
• The image, perception,
and reality of the community are changing (socioeconomic demographics).
• The numerous social
organizations and active
residents within Pelican
Bay enhance the sense of
community.
• The great appreciation
of the natural features /
ecosystems within Pelican
Bay set it apart from and
above other communities.
• The strategic master
plan must prepare the
community for changes /
impacts to the fabric and
structure of Pelican Bay
that may be on the horizon.
• The proximity to downtown Naples, world class
shopping, restaurants, and
the Philharmonic are
valued by residents.
• The restaurant facilities
offer a varying level of appeal
to community members.
• The staff of Pelican Bay
is a unique asset appreciated by the residents.
• Efforts to address overcrowding of existing facilities must be addressed
(capacity and schedule
coordination).
In summary, the participants value Pelican Bay as
it currently exists. Concurrently they seek to
preserve that value while
recognizing that measures
need to be determined
through the strategic master
plan process in order to
preserve and enhance the
community into the future.
The definition of measure,
or actions, shall be determined over the course of
the project study through
the various community
input sessions that will
be conducted in the coming
months by the consulting team.
As with any large-scale
community, there are often
a variety of perspective
viewpoints that must be
considered to fully understand the matter at hand.
As such, the consulting
team has compiled the
following diverging perceptions from committee members (in random order):
• Pelican Bay is not the
exclusive community it
once was.
• The community needs
to enhance its existing
facilities to remain competitive in the market place.
• Communications within Pelican Bay are adequate.
Residents need to take
a more proactive role in
their community.
• Pelican Bay is a retirement community that
may not support the lifestyle of a family oriented
population in the future.
• Today’s planning efforts
need to consider future
redevelopment of single
family developments and
higher rates of density
within these areas of
Pelican Bay.
• Some members of the
community do not want to
be compared or benchmarked with other communities, but rather would
be considered unique.
As a result of the work
session, the consulting team
realized that the strategic
master planning effort
must focus on building
consensus among the many
voices of Pelican Bay. A
communications strategy
has been implemented to
further this objective.
Consensus building will be
based upon community
involvement in order to
be effective.
The communications
strategy will include regular
articles in the Pelican Bay
Post for the duration of the
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project, such as this one —
so check back often! The
team is also preparing an
informational segment to
be aired on Channel 96 in
the later part of November.
Keep an eye out for that as
Jim Hoppensteadt asks
questions of B.G. Clark
from the WPi Team that
might be on your mind!
Additional segments are
scheduled for development
in the coming months.
A series of one-on-one
interviews with representative community leaders was completed by
B.G.Clark during the early
part of November. At the
same time the team is
working to identify focus
group sessions and participants so that we may
further our qualitative
understanding of community needs in Pelican
Bay. This information is
then compiled into the
Community Values Model.
The model is adapted from
the Balanced Scorecard
concept developed by
Harvard Professors for the
private sector. Those values
identified for Pelican Bay
set the framework for
strategic objectives to create
a comprehensive, balanced
plan. The sessions will be
conducted in early January
2008. If you are interested
in participating in a focus
group session, please contact Suzanne Minadeo,
596-6180, ext. 239, or
[email protected].
Following the completion
of the focus groups, the
Team will administer a
random sample survey to
the residents of Pelican Bay.
The purpose of the survey is
to provide the team with
measurable quantitative
data that will be included
in the development Community Values Model. The
survey is a quantitative
mechanism for validating
the values identified during
the earlier stages of the
community input process.
Community Outlook — lecture series
The Pelican Bay Foundation, in partnership with the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce,
will present a series of four Lectures for the enjoyment of Pelican Bay residents.
A wine and cheese gathering will take place at the Community Center at 5:30pm
and the guest speakers of the evening will begin at 6pm.
Thursday January 17: Collier County Judge Michael Carr
Topic: Identity Theft
Friday February 8:
Panel Discussion — Topic Climate Changes
Ms. Nancy Payton, Moderator
Southwest Florida Field Representative, Florida Wildlife Federation
Mr. Manley Fuller, FWF President and member of Gov.
Crist’s Energy Action Team,
Dan Trescott, SWF Regional Planning Council and Sea
Level Rise Program
Thursday February 21: Mr. Gary D. Lytton, Environmental Administrator
Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Topic: Everglades and the Gulf of Mexico/ Sustaining the
Health of our Coast
Wednesday March 5: Chris Davis, Special Agent FBI
Topic: Combat Terrorism
Thursday March 20:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Collier County
Topic: TBD
Presented by the Civic Information Center
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Community Center
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center, Fitness & Tennis
New rules concerning after-hours
and weekend meeting room use, food
and beverage, and guest participation in
regular activities were recently passed
at the October Board of Directors
meeting. To see the changes, go to
www.pelicanbay.org. Revised rules are
also available at the Community Center
front desk.
Recycling will be in place this month
at the Community Center and both
tennis centers with highly visible recycle containers located in key public areas.
We will now have a truly green practice in place that will finally deal with recyclables,
which even includes the ever-abundant tennis ball can.
Holiday hours
The Front Desk will be closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. The fitness and
tennis centers will close at 1pm.
Give the perfect gift this year
Scratching your head this holiday season to come up with the perfect gift?
Make it easy on yourself…and give the gift of fitness, tennis or massage. Gift
certificates for tennis lessons, personal training packages, and even therapeutic
massage therapy will make you a hero this year. Stop by the Community Center
and visit either the tennis pro shop or fitness center.
One of the
Nation’s Best...
Welcome M.A.S.
Work in the Massage and
Aesthetics Studio (M.A.S.) began
November 1 at the site of the old
tennis pro shop. Completion is
expected by the end of January.
During the planning of the
Community Center the old pro
shop was kept intact due to the
importance of tennis restrooms
and a maintenance garage
within the structure. The old pro
shop interior served as a storage
room for the first two seasons.
Upon opening the Community
Center two issues arose: The first was the current location of the massage rooms (in
the locker rooms) resulted in a sub-standard experience due to the small space,
heavy traffic, and sound
transmission. The second
problem was access into
the locker rooms, which
related to door clearance.
With the M.A.S underway,
the second phase of the
project — conversion of the
locker room doors to a
doorless/switchback entry
— has been postponed until
June. Watch closely in
upcoming issues of the
Post for progress reports.
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Tennis news
Action at the tennis centers is business as usual, as
it looks as if players and tennis
enthusiasts are headed for
another great season…
North Head Pro George
Carlsson helps Virginia
DeVisse get started on the
ball machine. A popular item
at both tennis centers, the
ball machine offers the key
to success in tennis…
hitting a lot of balls.
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Free tennis clinic
“Giving the Game”
Getting started in tennis
and feeling that “first bite”
take place that can hook
you forever doesn’t always
have to be done with a
pro. In fact, many club
players can develop basic
skill sets to help get friends,
relatives, even grandkids
started. North Head Pro
George Carlsson will
conduct a free “Tennis
Mentor” clinic the second
Friday of each month,
January through April,
from 12-2pm. George will
show participants the do’s
and don’ts of introducing
the game of tennis, progressive drills, and teaching
points. You will leave the
clinic knowing the insights
and progressions to be able
to work with a beginner.
Dorothy Holbourne, Ursula Wranik,
Marty McCune, and Marge Trasier
take a moment to relax during
their regular Friday game.
The tennis patio comes to life at the
Community Center as players gather
before and after matches.
Karl Hess smacks a fabulous
forehand at the South Tennis
Center on a beautiful, crisp
and cool morning.
Fitness fun
By Jason Ferrara, Fitness Center Manager
Indoor/Outdoor fitness
The positive effects of exercising regularly are welldocumented. The question
that might occur: Why isn’t
everyone exercising? Maybe
you think fitness isn’t fun.
Think again! Fitness classes
or sessions, especially in
a professional organized
setting, are a blast. The
more you put into the class
or session the more you get
in return. The energy you
receive comes through the
workout, your classmates
and your instructor/trainer.
Our beach fitness classes
offer some of the most
spectacular views Southwest Florida has to offer.
Our trainers make working
out fun by encouraging you
to workout within your
limits safely and effectively.
Making new friends, enjoying the nature on the beach,
listening to music, rejuvenating your body and
soul are all fun things you
can benefit from. Whatever
your interests, from outdoor
activities to indoor, we are
ready to help you achieve
February 7th —
Chinese New Year
your goals and have fun
doing it!
Zumba Kids is
coming...January 2008!
Zumba Kids is based on the
same elements as an adult
Zumba class. Don’t under
estimate kids when it comes
to their “zumbabilities” —
they can shake it with the
best of them! Bunny will
take the kids through a
warm up of free-style
dancing to get their bodies
moving, then they move
from song to song treating each routine like a
Before
different mood or personality. The kids will
have a blast and not
even realize that they are
working out! Class will
be held at the Community
Center on Saturday at
10am — plenty of time to
get the kids up and ready to
exercise. And yes, we encourage parents to participate. This is an excellent
parent/child activity to
do together. Make sure
you sign up in advance
as this class will fill
up quickly.
Piyo
Piyo is a hybrid class combining both Pilates and
Yoga together in one class.
This is an excellent class
for those looking to make
your core stronger and gain
some flexibility as well. The
class is for all levels and
great for golfers and tennis
players alike. This class
started in November and
takes place on Wednesdays at 9am. For more information contact the
Community Center fitness
desk at 239-597-8877.
Redefined
Home
Celebrate our community with an
evening of fun
Chinese New Year is a time
of reunion and thanksgiving.
It is celebrated to express
thanks for the coming together of a great community.
What better way to celebrate our community paradise of Pelican Bay than
coming together with all of our
friends for an evening of fun.
We will be entertained
with songs from Night Storm (Gayle and Michael) while
dancing the night away.
Our committee has selected a menu with an oriental flare
and chef Chas as offered delightful suggestions to ensure
a wonderful evening accompanied by great food. Hors
d’oeuvres such as coconut shrimp with mango glaze, vegetable spring rolls with orange ginger sauce, and chicken
satay, followed by a green salad and entrees of grilled
orange ginger chicken presented with grilled vegetables
and grilled salmon with oriental glaze, rice
and dessert/coffee.
Where: Community Center at Pelican Bay
When: February 7, 2007
Time:
6 to 9 pm
Price:
$30 pp
Reservations can be made by calling the Community
Center at 597-8877.
Each of the four Social Events this 2007/2008 Season
will be co-sponsored by the Foundation and the
Pelican Bay Property Owners Association.
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Catch the buzz...
Beach gourmet
It was a rainy, dark and
spooky night. Creatures
were afoot, and strange
noises were heard on the
berm...However, as the
trams arrived at the beach,
our Members weren’t
scared. They were ready to
PARTY...and what a fun
party we had! Mr. Mustard
and Mrs. Ketchup attended,
along with the absolutely
divine Miss Minnie Mouse;
Mr. Ukulele came and
brought his entourage of
hula girls, who were later
seen dancing around in
their grass skirts and leis; a
pair of sweet children were
in “Disney” attire; and
Sweet Miss Pussy Cat
By Sheila Varnum and your Restaurant Committee
See pages
20 & 21
for more
photos
from our
Halloween
Party
sported a fat, swishy tail
and lots of bling on her
fingers. There were other
fun costumes as well as
many members who didn’t
choose to come a la costume, and who just came to
have fun! The D.J. oversaw
the judging. It was close on
some of the costumes, but
everyone joined in the merriment by clapping enthusiastically for their favorites.
Chas and his staff
whipped up a festive menu
with a special Halloween
dessert of pumpkin cheesecake. Our D.J. played lots
Traveling by tram
By Frank Laney, Facilities Director
The Pelican Bay tram
system has been designed to
efficiently transport you to
our beach and restaurant
amenities. It may be a surprise to some, but we can
also transport you to any of
our designated eight tram
stations throughout the
Common areas of Pelican
Bay. Some connections can
be made more quickly than
others. Direct routes, from
the Commons to the
Sandbar for example, can
be 10 minutes or less. Trips
between the North and
South beaches can be made
by utilizing our shuttle
tram. Be sure to inform your
driver when you need to use
this service. The driver
will make the appropriate
arrangements to get you to
your destination.
When traveling during
high volume periods, such
as the rush to see our magnificent sunsets, please
prepare for some crowded
conditions at the stations.
Allow yourself a little
extra time before sunset
and/or your restaurant
reservation. Members and
guests are asked to present
their Foundation Identification when entering and
using all Foundation property or amenities.
Normal intervals between
trams are six to 10 minutes.
During peak seasonal times
this interval may be reduced
in order to meet capacity
demands. Our slowest and
lowest use of trams is off
season in September when
we transport 7,800 members one way to the beach
for the entire month. That
number will be 78,000 in
March with the two weeks
that bookend Easter at
45,000 alone!
Please be aware that
safety rules require that
strollers be folded and all
items kept within the tram
roofline when in motion.
Children under the age of
12 are to be accompanied
by an adult age 18 or older
when sitting on the rear
seat. Allow tram to come to
a complete stop before
boarding or unloading.
Information for
members with disabilities
We have a special needs
tram to better serve members with disabilities that
require the use of a wheelchair. It is available for use
by appointment through
the Commons Office. Those
making a reservation will
need to provide a pickup
time, location and approximate return time. We request one hour advance notice, assuming the tram is
available, to better position
drivers to continue service
to all our members.
of rock and roll, and old
favorite tunes. People were
dancing and table hopping,
and just having loads of
fun. As I left, members were
stomping and clapping to
“YMCA”. If you didn’t
come out, you missed a
great party!
Tis the Season!
We’re starting the holiday
season off with Breakfast
with Santa on Saturday,
December 15 from 911:30am. This will feature
a special children’s menu
of pancakes, waffles, juices
and hot chocolate with
marshmallows. There will
be the usual buffet served
for the “bigger” kids: pancakes, waffles, sausages and
bacon, Eggs Benedict, an
omelet station, fresh fruit,
oatmeal and grits, dried
cereals, granolas, muffins,
bagels, juices, tea and
coffee. Prices for children
will be $7.95, and $13.95
for adults. There will also
be Mimosas, offered at a
special price of $5.
On Wednesday, December 19 , Christmas carols
will be sung from 6-7pm at
the Sandpiper. There will be
a special menu featuring a
choice of: Stuffed Grouper
(with Jumbo Lump Crabmeat with Saffron rice, and
fine julienne of vegetables)
for $24 - OR - Grilled Filet
Mignon Oscar (tri-colored
pepper crusted filet, topped
with jumbo shrimp scampi
and mango hollandaise,
served with fingerling
potatoes and fine julienne
of vegetables) for $26.
On Thursday, December
20th, the carolling will move
to the Sunset Café and
Sandbar, also from 6-7 p.m.
There will be new specials,
featuring a choice of: Rack
of Lamb Dijonnaise (Dijon
and rosemary breaded
lamb rack, slow roasted,
and served with asparagus
and wild mushroom risotto)
for $26 - OR - Roasted
Pheasant (with Cranberry
Pecan Burgundy sauce,
served with squash medley
and truffle whipped
potatoes) for $22.
For Christmas, we will
close on Christmas Eve right
after lunch and re-open
Christmas day at noon with
another festive menu. There
will be four seatings: 12pm,
2pm,
4pm,
and
a
last seating at 6pm. All
dinners will be $25, inclusive, and will include a
choice of soup, salad, main
course and a dessert.
Featured will be:
Soup — Lobster Bisque
(served with crème fraiche
and chopped chives) and
*Split Pea (garnished with
Pancetta);
Salad — Mixed greens
with raspberry vinaigrette
and warm goat cheese (herb
crusted goat cheese with
roasted beets, chilled
asparagus and chopped
walnuts) - OR - Classic
Caesar salad (chopped
romaine hearts tossed in
creamy garlic dressing with
focaccia-herbed croutons,
and shaved Reggiano cheese);
Main
Course
—
Traditional Turkey Dinner
(garlic mashed potatoes,
New England stuffing,
gravy, baby vegetables, and
cranberry sauce), Brown
Sugar Bourbon Glazed
Ham (Ham with Jack
Daniels Dijon Mustard
sauce, Garlic mashed potatoes, and vegetable medley),
Slow Roasted Prime Rib
Dinner (with twice-baked
potato, baby vegetables,
and a fresh Rosemary Au
Jus), Grilled Wild Salmon
(herb marinated wild
salmon, served with saffron
jasmine rice, baby vegetable
medley, and a dollop of
tangerine béarnaise sauce);
Dessert — Holiday Pecan
Pie (served with fresh
whipped cream, cognac
marinated raisins, and
vanilla crème anglaise),
Fresh Berry Parfait (Vanilla
bean ice cream layered with
Grand Marnier marinated
blueberries and strawberries, and topped with
whipped cream).
On New Years Eve we will
hold our big gala at the
Sandpiper. This has always
been a member favorite, and
we look forward to providing you with another memorable and fun event. There
will be two seatings only: The
Sunset Seating at 5:30pm,
which will be $75, inclusive;
and the later Fireworks Seating at 8:30pm, which will be
$95, inclusive. Please note
these times have been moved
up a bit from last year. That
is because several diners
were still being served at
midnight last year. So as the
revelry began, they had not
finished their meals. Thus,
we are facilitating the dining
by beginning a little earlier.
The menu will feature:
Soup — Lobster Bisque
(served with crème fraiche
and chopped chives) and
*Cream of Asparagus
Soup (garnished with
julienned Pancetta);
Appetizer — Fruit De
Mer St. Anne (sautéed
continued on page 13
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shrimp and scallops, with
garlic, lemon, Pernod, and
a dash of cream, layered
be-tween sheets of puff
pastry.);
Salad — Organic Mixed
Greens Mediterranean
Salad (greens tossed in a
balsamic dressing with
dried figs, goat cheese
coated with black sesame
seeds and roasted pine
nuts.) - OR - Baby Spinach
Salad (Spinach mixed with
bacon vinaigrette, accompanied by hard boiled eggs,
shitake mushrooms, tear
drop tomatoes, and shaved
Asiago cheese); Amusee
Bouche — Lemon Sorbet.
Main Course — Filet
Mignon and Skewer Jumbo
Shrimp (slow Roasted Herb
Encrusted Filet, topped
with a shrimp scampi
skewer, and served with a
shallot Burgundy Sauce),
Lamb Chop Dijonnaise
(garlic and herb marinated
chops dusted with mustard, and served with a rich
Rosemary Demi-Glace),
Pan Seared Yellow Snapper
(seared Yellow Tail Snapper,
lightly spiced, and finished
with a pomegranate beurre
blanc, bedded on a creamy
vegetable risotto), Stuffed
Maine Lobster (1.5 Pound
Lobster stuffed with Crab
Meat and fresh herbs, then
slowly roasted, and topped
with lemon hollandaise);
Desserts — Crème Brulee
(topped with fresh vanilla
whipped
cream
and
raspberries), Marinated
Blueberries and Strawberries (Grand Marnier
marinated berries, served with
cinnamon vanilla ice cream).
As these events have
always been very popular
and very well-attended, we
remind you to make your
reservation early, so as
not to be disappointed if
we are filled.
Upcoming January events
to watch for: a welcome
back luncheon, and several
events for the various tennis
teams.
Welcome!
We are delighted to introduce the newest member of
Chas’ team to you — Polly
Graziano. She began working November 1 st as our
new Catering Manager.
Polly is a native of northern
Minnesota. She has been a
resident of Naples for the
last 24 years, and brings
over 30 years of food and
beverage expertise to us.
Most recently, she was
Assistant Catering Manager in a well-known
Naples catering firm. She
will be available to members to help them with
all their catering needs.
She will personally oversee
all events at both the
Community Center and the
beach restaurants. The
restaurant committee is
especially glad to welcome
her as we work closely
together to help make your
special events even more
professional and more fun
for you. Welcome Polly!
Odds and ends
Feedback indicates our
new wine selections have
been well-received. Your
feedback is important, as
this is an on-going effort to
upgrade our wine. We have
had numerous requests to
serve our house wine in
carafe sizes. The restaurant
committee is presently
discussing that option. We
will follow up with any new
decisions made in that area.
At our November meeting, we talked about some
new desserts — also an ongoing project. We can’t wait
to tell you about them
when we get all the new
choices finalized. (Your
Beach Gourmet is crazzyyyyy
about dessert!)
And last, but certainly not
least, we’d like to send a huge
thank you to all those on our
staff who worked countless
hours to bring our restaurant
back on-line. They put in
many, many hours. Thank
you! With our new line, and
updated food and wine
selections, we are excited to
be able to offer you better
and better dining experiences. We are glad to see all
our friends and neighbors
returning. If you haven’t
been out to the restaurant
to try our new selections,
please come on down. We
think you’ll be pleased!
Well. I’m off to the beach!
As always, your feedback is
much appreciated. We look
forward to seeing you soon!
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It’s that time of year —
snowbirds, the holiday
hustle and bustle, and the
ensuing crowds. The beach
staff will be asking for
Pelican Bay identification
in order to insure the
legitimate use of this popular
amenity. We strongly
encourage guests to be in
the presence of the cardcarrying member in order to
expedite service from the
neach staff. We apologize
for the redundancy of being
asked for your ID so often,
i.e., trams, restaurant,
security, etc. We do this to
protect your use of Pelican
Bay amenities. Because they
are spread out over a large
geographic area, exposure
of our private resources
is increased to public
intrusions, whether they are
intentional or accidental.
The beaches of Pelican
Bay are especially vulnerable because Collier County
beaches are public, and
therefore are accessible and
usable by non-Pelican Bay
persons, who may gain
entry either from the
Vanderbilt Beach access or
south of Clam Pass. These
two areas are very popular
beach locations for visiting
tourists, and for local
Naples residents
and their guests,
who have legal
opportunity to
walk and use
the beach area
that fronts the
Pelican Bay facilities, both North
and South. They
do not have the
right to use our furniture,
umbrellas, cabanas, etc., or
trespass onto the restaurant facilities, boardwalks
and beams.
Given Pelican Bay’s vested interest in maintaining
and securing the private
use of the amenities, and
the resultant obligation of
Foundation Staff to “make
this happen” by checking
IDs, our challenge is to
educate the community
that the presentation of
Pelican Bay ID is mandatory for access and use of
Pelican Bay amenities. The
redundancy of card checking by our staff is therefore
a necessity, because when
we are busy it is often difficult to determine where
you came from, i.e. from
public access or legitimately from a tram. It is
even possible for a security
breach to originate from
the berm or boardwalk,
allowing unauthorized
individuals to access the
beach facility and attempt
to use our equipment.
To conclude this discussion, the employees of
Pelican Bay collaboratively
request your patience and
cooperation to assist us in
our effort to keep Pelican
Bay exclusive by willingly displaying your ID
when asked.
Please feel free to call
me (596-6180 ext. 234)
regarding violations of the
following policy — The
Foundation has a tipping
policy of “appreciated, but
not expected” and therefore
members are under no
obligation to tip beach
attendants. The same high
level of service will be
forthcoming regardless
of whether or not a
tip is offered.
Welcome New Foundation Members
On behalf of the Pelican Bay Foundation and the Board of Directors,
please welcome all new, first-time owners to Pelican Bay.
FirstName
Manfred & Anne
Maxine
William Michael
Richard
Claude & Martine
Mervyn & June
In a challenging market, you need a realtor
with years of experience and market savvy
...and a thorough knowledge of Pelican Bay.
Please call today and allow me
the honor of representing
your lovely residence!
By Mark Gruen, Beach Manager
Robert & Theresa
John & Grace Ann
John & Kathleen
Gilbert & Lenore
Patricia
Mary Louise
Harold & Lynn
LastName
Bay
Carter
Collins
Crawford
Emery & Hautrive
Foster
Four B Realty Trust
Fuchs Family LLC
Gerard & Grover
Giorgi
Hoopes
Jelliffe
Morin
Seifried
McCabe
Wegner & Eccleston
Association
Dorchester
Glenview
St. Raphael
Marbella
Avalon
St. Lucia
Pebble Creek
L’Ambiance
Barrington Club
Avalon
Villa La Palma
Valencia
Grosvenor
Marbella
Remington
Crescent
Home State
MI
FL
IL
FL
NY
CANADA
MA
FL
FL
NY
PA
PA
MD
OH
IL
VA
Early December 2007
ALSO INSIDE...
A HOWLING GOOD
TIME AT THE SANDPIPER
...PAGE 20 & 21
FOUNDATION SOCIAL
COMMITTEE COCKTAIL PARTY
...PAGE 19
TOWN HALL
LECTURE SERIES
...PAGE 22
If you have original art or photography depicting the Pelican Bay lifestyle that you would like us to consider
using on a future “What To Do” cover, please forward it to [email protected] or [email protected]
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Fitness Classes
Sign up at Community Center, 597-8877 ext. 104.
Outdoor Group Fitness Schedule • October thru December
Indoor Group Fitness Schedule
Prices vary per class. Please call 597-8877, ext. 104 to register
General Indoor Group Fitness
for open classes. If you would like to participate as a “Drop-in”
Class Policies: All group indoor fitness
for a class, please see fitness attendant first. For information about classes are $10 per class. Classes cannot
classes, costs and registration, contact Jason at 597-8877, ext. 104
be transferred and refunds for classes
Drop in Fees for fitness classes: $7 for one hour classes; $10 for
are 50% for the remaining classes from
Total Fitness Class; and $15 for Functional Fitness Class.
the date of notification to the manager.
We recommend that you register
South Deck
in advance for any of the above
Monday
8am – 9am: Aerobics II (Monika)
classes with maximum two
9am – 10am: Buns, Legs, Tummy (Monika)
month pre-registration.
Wednesday
Monday
8am
–
9am:
Pilates II (Amy)
Friday
Tuesday
8am – 9am: Yoga (Judy)
North Deck
11am – Noon: Spinning (Bunny)
Monday
8am – 9:30am: Total Fitness (Olea)
Wednesday
10am – 11:30am: Functional Fitness (Jeff)
8am – 9am: Pilates: II (Amy)
Tuesday
8am – 9am: Bodysculpting (Olea)
9am – 10am: Piyo (Missy)
9am – 10am Bodysculpting (Olea)
5pm-6pm: Zumba (Bunny)
Wednesday
Thursday
10am – 11:30am: Functional Fitness (Jeff)
8am – 9am: Yoga (Judy)
Thursday
11am – Noon: Spinning (Bunny)
9am – 10am Bodysculpting (Olea)
Friday
Friday
8am – 9am: Pilates (Amy)
Saturday
Saturday
9am – 10am: Aerobics I (Monika)
9am – 10am: Zumba (Bunny)
Sign Up For
Fitness Updates
Log onto the website at
www.pelicanbay.org
Enter your member ID and
password (if you’re logging
in for the FIRST TIME use the
word “pelican” and you will
then be prompted to change
your password and enter your
e-mail address). The sign-up
section is on the right-hand side
of your screen and select
“fitness updates” and also
“news flash” to receive updated
Foundation Information.
Fitness Center
Guest Use:
Guests wishing to use the
Fitness Center equipment
may do so after noon daily
and must have a guest pass
for each individual.
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NOTE: The Pro Shops will close at noon Christmas Day.
One-Day Watercolor
Workshop, “Bahama
Market”, 1-6pm, 12/12
12/01 Sony Ericsson Bus Trip Sign-up Begins
12/12 Mixed Doubles (tennis & BBQ)
12/15 Club Championship Sign-up Begins
Introduction to
Oil Painting Classes,
1/7, 14, 21, 28
Mon. 1– 3pm
Winter Adult League Registration Due
CLINICS...MONDAY
3.5-4.0: South 9am • 3.0: North 9am • 2.5-3.0: North 6pm
TUESDAY
Low-Impact Women’s Workout: North 8am
Intermediate
Oil Painting Classes,
1/7, 14, 21, 28
Mon. 3:30–5:30pm
WEDNESDAY
2.5: South 9am • 3.5 North 9am
THURSDAY
3.0: South 9am • High-Impact: North 8am
FRIDAY
Low-Impact men’s Workout: North 8am
ROUND-ROBINS
3.5 Women: Tuesday/South 11am
4.0 Women: Wednesday/South 11am
2.5 Women: Thursday/North 11am
3.0-3.5 Men: Thursday/South 3pm
3.0 Women: Friday/North 11am
3.0-3.5 Men: Saturday/South 8am/9:30am/11am (flighted)
Open Art Studio when instruction not in session. Call Community
Center for available times — 597-8877, ext. 100.
Cost per person, per session is $215. Class size is limited. A supply list
has been made available by instructor and are to be purchased and
brought to class. Storage for your supplies is not available, but is
available for your wet works-in-progress.
Missed classes may not be substituted or made up for another class.
Classes are non transferable and are non refundable. You must
register for classes before attending by calling 597-8877 ext 100
or stop by the Community Center Front Desk Reception.
Payment due upon registration.
by Lysette
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COMPUTER Classes
FOUR DAY CLASS - $140
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS — Introduction to basic computer hardware and
software terminology. A hands-on approach to learning, accompanied by visuals. Exploring
the basics is just a click away! Beginners start here.
(9-11am) Mondays December 3 & 10 and Wednesdays December 5 & 12
TWO DAY CLASSES - $70
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS XP — Explore the basics of Microsoft’s old operating
system, Windows XP, old but still in mainstream use. Learn how to navigate with Windows XP.
(10am-12pm) Monday December 17 and Wednesday December 19.
SECURITY AND YOUR PC — Microsoft updates, firewalls, antivirus, and antispyware
software are the topics of this course. Learn about viruses, spyware, vulnerabilities and
how to protect your system.
(10am-12pm) Monday December 3 and Wednesday December 5.
INTRODUCTION TO VISTA — Explore the basics of Microsoft’s new operating system.
Learn to manage your desktop as well as navigate efficiently and effectively in order to
get the job done.
(1-3pm) Monday December 17 and Wednesday December 19
ONE DAY WORKSHOP - $40
COMPUTER TUNE-UP — Keep your computer
healthy by performing PC maintenance.
Learn to optimize performance and keep
software up to date.
(9am-11pm) Friday, December 7.
INTERNET EXPLORER — This course is
designed for any member that explores the
World Wide Web using high speed Internet.
Create favorites, complete searches and learn
to shop without even leaving your home!
(1-3pm) Friday, December 14.
GET ORGANIZED
Tired of searching through thousands of files to
find that one document? Learn to organize your
files so that they can be easily accessed. Use
searches, sorting, and folders!!
(9am-11am) Friday, December 21.
Call or see Reception Desk at the Community Center to register
597-8877 EXT. 100
All Classes require a minimum of six (6) participants.
Casual use of computers permitted during operational hours when class is not in session.
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Walks on Wednesdays at 9am
Dec. 5 through April 20, 2008
Meet in Butterfly Garden behind
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AT CLAM PASS
Monday through Saturday at 8:30am
Dec. 1 through April 30, 2008
Meet at parking lot tram stop in
Clam Pass County Park
FOUNDATION SOCIAL COMMITTEE
HOLIDAY COCKTAIL PARTY
Let’s put on our Holiday finery, and join your neighbors and friends
for a wonderful evening of fine music, dancing and great food. Chef
Chas will be providing scrumptious hors d’oeuvres, such as, brie &
raspberry filled puff pastry, pesto chicken, mozzarella and roasted
red pepper on toast points, mini cocktail franks in puffed pastry,
feta cheese and roasted grape tomato tartlets, followed by a
Carving Station, dessert and coffee.
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Cartier • Florida Gulf Coast University • Gulfshore Life Magazine
Huntington National Bank / Private Financial Group • Moorings Park
Naples Grande Resort & Club • Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
Sun Trust Bank • The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce
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2008
Thursday
January 17
2008
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Thursday
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Complimentary Cosmetic Consultation
Colonial
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Immokalee Rd.
Wachovia
Beach Restaurants
Christmas
(Call 592-5722 for reservations)
NORTH BEACH
FOOD & BEVERAGE
CALENDAR
SOUTH BEACH
FOOD & BEVERAGE
CALENDAR
Sandpiper • 592-5722
Sunset Cafe
Dec. 15 — Breakfast with Santa
At the Sandpiper Restaurant 9-11:30am
Dec. 19 — Christmas Carols at the Sandpiper
6-7pm, featuring special menu
596-4799
Hours of Operation
A la carte Breakfast
Monday - Friday 8:30am–10:30am
Breakfast Buffet
will be served on Sat. & Sun.
only from 8:30am-11:30am
Dec. 20 — Christmas Carols at the
Sandbar & Sunset Cafe
6-7pm, featuring new special menu
Hours of Operation
Continental Breakfast
8:30am — 10:30am
Dec. 25 — Christmas
Four seatings: Noon, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm
Dinners $25 inclusive with soup, salad,
main course and dessert
Lunch Service
11:30am — 4pm
7 days per week
Lunch Service • 11:30am-4pm
Dec. 31 — New Year’s Eve Gala
at the Sandpiper
Dinner Service • 5-8:30pm
Tues.- Sun. • Dinner Dining
The Sandpiper will begin
serving dinner on
Monday nights Dec. 31.
Sandbar Restaurant
597-2781
Sunset Seating:
5:30pm, $75 inclusive
Sandbar Due to Open
December 17, 2007
Fireworks Seating:
8:30pm, $95 inclusive
Everyone must show their member ID or Guest cards at the bar and restaurants.
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At The Phil
Check out the new pb96
Dave Koz and Friends — A Smooth Jazz Christmas, Dec. 2, 8pm
New Look, Improved Functionality
®
Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel —
America: Fascinatin’ Rhythms, Dec. 6, 7pm
The Ten Tenors, Dec. 7, 8pm
A Celtic Yuletide starring Michael Londra, Dec. 8, 8pm
Chamber No. 4 — German Gems, Dec. 9, 3pm
Four O’clock at the Movies — Elaine Newton, Dec. 10 & 11, 4pm
Pelican Bay’s Channel 96 has been reformatted
and renamed to pb96. The new look and
functionality reflects lifestyle and informational
programming that more closely reflects
the character of Pelican Bay.
Holiday Pops, Dec. 11, 13, 14, 8pm; Dec. 15, 2pm & 8pm
Critic’s Choice — The Communist’s Daughter,
Dennis Bock, Dec. 13, 10am & 1:30pm; Dec. 15, 10am
Programs are intended to be entertaining,
informative and educational, with emphasis
on Pelican Bay news, notices, events, activities,
meetings, services and amenities.
Due to the dynamic nature of this evolving station,
programming schedules are available at www.pelicanbay.org,
or at the Community Center and Commons’ front desks.
Check pb96 regularly to keep up with
what’s going on in your community!
Specialties of the House
• Pan Seared Walleye Pike
• Braised Osso Bucco
• Angus Prime Rib (Fri & Sat)
Now taking reservations for Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve
Happy Hour 50% off All Drinks
Dining Room — Until 6pm • At the Bar — All Night Long
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Office: 239.598.1111
Fax: 239.597.9974
Group Activities
At THE COMMUNITY CENTER
Chess Club
Tuesdays & Fridays 1-4pm
Michael, 596-5925
PBWL Events
Knitters: Thursdays, 9am
Board Frequently Needed Numbers
Meetings
(Events are held at
The Community
Center unless
otherwise noted)
Songbirds: Thursdays, 9am
Ladies Bridge
Mondays, 12-3pm
Betsy, 598-3060
Mens Bridge
Mondays, 6:30-9:30pm
Chuck, 514-0234
Mens Coffee
Tuesdays, 9am
Joe, 597-5670
Pelican Bay
Duplicate Bridge Club
ACBL sanctioned duplicate
games • Fridays, 12:30pm
Mah Jongg: Fridays,
12:30pm, Sallie, 514-3310
Bridge: Tuesdays, 1pm,
Gina, 598-3551
Bay Widows:
Tuesday, Dec. 4, 4pm
Book Club:
Thursday, Dec. 13, 1pm
Think Tanks/
Conversation Café:
Dec. 5 & 19, 5pm
You must be a current Pelican Bay member or current guest with
proper identification to participate in the weekly events held at
the Community Center. For more information about these
groups and interest in starting a new group, contact Margaret
Evans at 597-8877 ext 101 or email [email protected].
Foundation
Board Mtg
Monday, Dec.17
10am
Pelican Bay
Services
Division
Board Mtg
Wed., Dec. 5
1pm
PBWL Board
Meetings
Thursday,
Dec. 6
Exec. Comte:
9:15am
BOD: 10am
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
596-6180 x247
Club Pelican Bay
597-1183
Comcast (cable television)
793-3577
Community Center
597-8877
Covenant Enforcement
596-6180 x237
Creekside Post Office
513-9161
Embarq (telephone service)
800-339-1811
Fitness Center
597-8877 x104
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 x100
Information (membership/guest cards) 597-8081
Information (general)
596-6180
Mailbox Repairs
591-4131
North Tennis Center
597-8877 x106
Pelican Bay Prop. Owners Assoc.
566-9707
Pelican Bay Services Division
597-1749
Sailboat Information
597-8877 x100
SandBar (South Beach)
597-2781
SandPiper (North Beach)
592-5722
South Tennis Center
597-4497
Sunset Café
596-4799
Solid Waste (trash pickup)
403-2367
Water/Sewer Problems
530-6245
Cabinets • Granite • Marble • Tile • Hardwood • Carpet
Client satisfaction is our priority
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Pelican Bay Service Division update
The Board of the Pelican
Bay Services Division
(PBSD) met on Wednesday
morning, November 7 th .
Please note that henceforth we will meet on the
first Wednesday of the
month at 1pm. We sincerely
hope this new confirmed
schedule will make it more
attractive for “Audience
Participation”, which is
always the first item of the
agenda. Please plan to
attend the next meeting(s).
Chairman’s report
Chairman Coleman Connell
reported that he has resigned from the Foundation
strategic planning committee (FSPC) for personal reasons, and has appointed Ms
Mary Anne Womble to be the
new liaison member. The
Board approved this action.
We were also informed
that the Foundation incorporation steering committee (FISC) has entered
into a contract with LaRue
Planning to help them on
this possible step. The expenses are born equally by
the Pelican Bay Foundation
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and the Pelican Bay Property Owners’ Association.
Board member Edward
Staros, VP and Managing
Director of The RitzCarlton, has been able to
re-arrange his schedule to
henceforth be able to attend
meetings on a regular basis.
Thus, his name will be
presented to the Board of
County Commissioners to
complete his term.
Clam Bay
The Chair of the Clam Bay
sub-committee announced
that a thorough review of
the PBS&J recommendations
will be discussed at the next
sub-committee meeting to
consider amending the renewal application of our TenYear Mangrove Maintenance
Program. Such recommendations will then be submitted
to the Board for action.
He also pointed out that
at least seven homes in the
Oakmont area have been
affected by the dodder vine
and suggested that owners
keep a sharp look-out for
this invasive vine which
can grow rapidly and eventually kill a tree.
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The Foundation has
adopted a Resolution for an
education program to
promote the “Florida Best
Management Practices for
the Protection of Water
Resources”. The Board
thanked the Foundation for
this initiative which is in
line with recommendations
contained in the PBS&J
study of Outer Clam Bay
and adjacent waters.
Budget
The Chair of the budget
sub-committee reported
that the committee met on
October 23rd to commence
work on the 2008-2009
budget. Discussions regarding the options available on
ad-valorum vs. assessment
funding opportunities will
be held in the future.
Further, the committee is
working on changes in the
monthly financial reports
in order to make them more
comprehensible and meaningful. One problem stems
from the fact that the
County budgets on a yearly
basis — not on a monthly
basis. It was also stressed
that a complete review will
be made on an item by item
basis to see where savings
may be accomplished.
Government relations
The Government Relations
Chair briefed the Board on
on-going discussions with
the County regarding the
County’s desire to put all
coastal zone activities
under one “roof”. We feel
that Pelican Bay’s storm
water system is exemplary
and are happy to share our
experiences with the County
or the City of Naples.
The Chair also informed
us that the rumors of
closing of the Vanderbilt
Beach Road library are
premature, but that in the
event of budget cuts, the
library would benefit with
the assistance of volunteers,
to substitute (possible) reduced staffing, or reduced
hours of operations. If you
are interested in volunteering at the library please contact Jim Burke (598-3140).
A few months ago, a
Board member asked the
County how Pelican Bay
can get more involved in
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Constitutional amendment
on property taxes
Summary of SJR 2D and SB 4D provided by
the Office of the Majority Whip (Tallahassee)
Submitted by the PBPOA
• Allows portability of
accumulated Save Our
Homes (SOH) benefits for
homeowners who move from
one homestead to another.
Homeowners may transfer their SOH benefits to a
new homestead anywhere
in Florida within two years
of leaving their former
homestead, retroactive to
January 1, 2007.
If “upsizing” to a home of
equal or greater value, the
homestead owner can transfer 100% of the SOH benefit
to the new homestead,
up to a $500,000 transferred benefit.
If “downsizing” to a
home with a lower value,
the homestead owner
can transfer a SOH benefit
that protects the same
percentage of value as it
did the former homestead, up to a $500,000
benefit.
• Creates an additional
homestead exemption worth
$25,000, applied to value
above $50,000 (not applicable to school taxes)
• Provides an assessment growth limit of 10%
for all non-homestead
properties.
This does not apply to
school tax levies.
The assessment limit will
expire in 10 years, renewable by voter approval.
Residential properties of
nine units or less must
surrender accumulated
protection at change of
ownership.
For residential properties
of ten or more units and for
business properties, Tallahassee must define how
accumulated protection is
surrendered.
• Creates a new Tangible
Personal Property Exemption of $25,000.
Requires an annual
appropriation to fiscally
constrained counties to
offset revenue reductions
that result from the constitutional amendment.
The rules have
chanaed
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the site development
approval plans or cycle.
Ms. Heidi Ashton, Assistant
County Attorney, was present to explain the problems
such a “review” procedure
would entail. After lengthy
discussions it was decided
that Board member Ted
Raia would set up an independent study group to come
up with a workable solution.
Staff report
Staff reported that the
County is working to resurface Pelican Bay Blvd. at
the earliest possible moment. The contractor had
hoped to complete the
project in October, but now
no firm starting date has
been set.
Staff also reported that
median improvements
along Myra Janco Daniels
Blvd., as well as the
installation of ballard lights
along Vanderbilt Beach
Blvd., will soon go out for
bidding and permitting,
a process that takes a
few months.
And, finally, we have
received $82,500 from
FEMA relating to Hurricane
Wilma storm damages. We
are, however, still awaiting
$66,156 claimed from
FEMA for damages relating
to Hurricane Charley!
Please make an effort to
attend the next meeting on
the first Wednesday of the
month, starting at 1pm,
at the Community Center. We like to hear your
comments, suggestions,
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Using best management practices to reduce pollution
and conserve water
Chapter 1, Part 2: Introduction
Brought to you by the Mangrove Action Group and the Foundation
This year, the Foundation,
in conjunction with the Mangrove Action Group, is working to educate and engage the
residents of Pelican Bay on
the considerable subject of
how to become a more environmentally responsible,
aka “green” community. This
article is one of a series meant to
help you help us preserve our
slice of paradise.
Cultural practices
for healthy landscapes
Plant selection and location
are the most important
factors in planning a
lawn and landscape. After
weather, cultural practices
are the biggest factors in
determining how well an
agronomic or horticultural
program performs. The
amount of pesticides, fertilizers, and water required
often directly correlates
with cultural practices and
how well they are carried out.
Landscape professionals
have a responsibility to
supply their customers
with educational material
on their role in keeping turf
and other landscape plants
healthy. This includes (as
appropriate) information
on irrigation, mowing,
plant selection, aeration,
and traffic control. Educating clients about wise
cultural practices is of the
utmost importance.
Cultural practices are a
management tool to reduce
pesticide use. Use plant
varieties that are less susceptible to insects, nematodes, and diseases in order
to reduce pesticide use.
Care should be taken to
select turfgrass species and
cultivars best adapted to
the environmental conditions of the site and geographic part of the state.
Proper cultural practices
include mowing, fertilization, irrigation, pruning,
and supplemental cultural
practices such as aerification and dethatching. These
Mowing height has a
tremendous impact on the
severity of weed, insect, and
disease pests. Lowering the
height increases weed,
insect, and disease pressure
on turfgrasses by causing
turf stress. There are exceptions: centipedegrass and
improved bermudagrasses
have lower mowing heights
than the standard used for
lawn and commercial turfgrasses.
Pruning is an important
task in maintaining a
landscape. Through the
selective removal of shoots
and branches, pruning a
plant can improve its
health, control its growth,
and enhance its fruiting,
flowering, or appearance.
Inadequate nutrition
results in thin, weak plants
that may be more susceptible to insects, weeds, and
Figure 3. Poor fertilization
technique wastes fertilizer,
causes unsightly stains,
and pollutes our waterbodies.
Note the trail of stains on
this sidewalk.
should be included in the
management plan to take
advantage of every aspect
of the cultural control of
pest problems. Cultural
practices are a part of IPM
and help to produce a
healthy, vigorous stand of
turf that is more resistant to
pest problems.
diseases. Certain diseases,
such as rust and dollar spot,
can occur in turf maintained under low-nutrient
conditions. Overfertilization can also enhance plant
susceptibility to pests and
diseases. Several pesticide
applications may be required to alleviate problems
that would not have been
as prevalent under a proper
nutrition program. Proper
fertilization can alleviate
these conditions.
Fertilization of plants can
result in additional growth
and production of leaves,
stems, branches and roots.
In turn, additional growth
can result in more maintenance and yard trimming,
so it is important to determine if growth is the desired result. Fertilization is
usually desirable when
trying to establish newly
installed landscape plants.
Also, adding fertilizer
can help plants get off to a
quick start to fill in the
planted areas.
Time fertilizer applications to maximize plant use
and minimize adverse
environmental impacts.
Frequent light applications
or “spoon feedings” of turf
and landscapes are ideal.
Underfertilized landscape
plants may require a higher
than normal rate of nitrogen or other nutrients in
order to return to a healthy
condition. Both quick- and
slow-release fertilizers have
a place in a sound management program.
Remember that plants
don’t waste water, people
do. Supplemental irrigation
is necessary for the survival
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of some turf and ornamental plants during
periods of severe moisture
deficiency. Overwatering
may increase insect, weed,
and disease pressures. For
example, overwatering
during cooler months encourages dollarweed growth.
Conversely, other pests
thrive under extremely dry
conditions and compete
with desirable plants.
Chinch bugs and spurge
are examples of pests that
attack turf when the soil is
too dry. A proper balance is
necessary to keep the landscape strong and healthy.
The average amount of
rainfall in Florida ranges
from nearly 52 inches
annually in the central and
northern peninsula to almost 65 inches in the Panhandle west of Tallahassee
and along the southeast
coast below Lake Okeechobee. More than half of
Florida’s total annual rainfall is concentrated in the
central and southern peninsula between June and
September. During the
winter and spring, the lack
of rainfall may seriously
com-promise plant health.
Land-scape plants growing
in soils with a limited
capacity to retain moisture
can benefit from supplemental irrigation during
periods of low rainfall.
Even during the rainy
season, evapo-transpiration
(water loss from plants
and soil) occurs between
showers and may mandate
supplemental watering
while plants are becoming
established.
Determining and controlling the rate, amount,
and timing of irrigation can
minimize soil erosion,
runoff, and fertilizer and
pesticide movement. The
irrigation system should
be designed to have an
application rate that is
less than the infiltration
capacity of the soil so that
no surface pooling occurs
and water percolates with
maximum efficiency. Rain
sensors or soil moisture
sensors eliminate irrigation
when nature has supplied
sufficient water.
The use of pesticides for
controlling pests remains an
important part of landscape plant management in
Florida. The key to reducing
pesticide use is to combine
genetic, cultural, and biological management practices into an IPM program
that focuses on the prevention of pest problems.
When suppression is necessary, it is easier to suppress
a pest when conditions exist
that discourage its development. One defense against
the movement of pesticides
and fertilizer nutrients offsite or through the soil is a
thick, vigorously growing
stand of turf or other
landscape plants.
BMPs to protect water
quality can be affordable
and easily implemented,
and are effective in reducing the off-site transport
of sediment, nutrients, and
pesticides. Select pesticides
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that are the least toxic, least
water soluble, least volatile,
and most effective.
Pesticides must be correctly applied. Spray when
conditions for drift are
minimal, avoid application
when heavy rain is imminent, and irrigate with
appropriate volumes of
water. Granular applications should be kept away
from impervious surfaces
and bodies of water. The
landscape manager should
check the proper calibration
of equipment before every
pesticide application.
Always follow the label
directions for disposing of
pesticide containers.
Employee training
The effectiveness of any
program is only as good as
the understanding of the
personnel responsible for
final application. BMPs are
no exception. For BMPs to
be effective, the technicians
choose to develop their own
training programs administered by their own professional training staff.
Smaller firms may choose
to avail themselves of training available through professional associations or the
county’s IFAS Cooperative
Extension Service.
Employees should also be
given pertinent information
relating to their job duties,
especially job safety. For
instance, do your employees
know that if drivers carry
less than 8 gallons of either
diesel fuel or gasoline, they
are exempt from Department of Transportation
(DOT) or Occupational
Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations concerning fuel cans?
If they carry over 8 gallons
combined (exception: 9
one-gallon containers), they
must use OSHA-approved
fuel cans. Plastic cans are
Figure 4. Plastic cans are
not OSHA approved.
Figure 5. This can is approved
but not properly secured.
in the field must understand their role in protecting our water resources.
This understanding can
only come from the development and implementation of employee
training programs.
The Green Industry is very
diverse. Companies range
in size from one or two
individuals to very large
corporations. Large companies or corporations may
not in compliance with the
regulations. Any petroleum
product should be kept
secured on the vehicle.
Employees whose job
duties include activities
related to BMPs should be
properly trained to perform
those activities before going
in the field. Applicable
personnel at all levels of
responsibility should receive refresher training
annually on the general
components and goals of
the BMPs, job safety, and
the specific BMPs that
apply to their jobs.
Documenting an employee’s participation is
important to the success of
a training program. Employee training should be
documented in an employee training log. This
documentation provides
the business with a tool to
ensure the effective delivery
of BMPs. It not only allows
the company to track an
employee’s education and
competence, but also provides a record in case of
accident to show that the
company provided the
employee with the proper
training to do his or her job.
Records should have the
name and signature of the
employee, the provider or
trainer, subject, date, and
hours (time in/time out).
As time goes on, more
and more local governments are passing ordinances to regulate the
Green Industry. Many of
these ordinances may require education in order to
obtain an occupational license or to provide services
to the public. Maintaining
training records shows that
your business meets these
requirements.
Remember . . .
• Train employees about
BMPs and job safety.
• Retrain annually and
when changes are made.
• Train employees to document and retain records
of activities.
To get the complete manual
“Florida Green Industries
Best Management Practices For Protection Of
Water Resources In Florida”
go to www.pelicanbay.org and
click on the top menu button
titled “Project Green.”
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13th Annual Pelican Bay
Toys for Tots kickoff
Women’s League dessert
auction benefits toy drive
By Joanne Hobin, Chair
By Ronnie Bellone, PBWL President
Our mascot bear (who
still remains nameless) had
center seat at the Toys for
Tots Kickoff, held November 1, at our Community
Center. Holding court, he
commanded the presence
of the many residents who
attended representing their
associations, the bevy of
gentlemen attending for
the Marine Corps League of
Naples who are the driving
force behind this annual
event, and even gave pause
to the two firefighters
who were in attendance
representing the North
Naples Fire Central and
Rescue District. Our bear
is almost as tall as Jim
Hoppensteadt, Foundation
President, who was seen
eyeing this bear as a
possible competitor for
winning a height challenge.
After enjoying a delicious,
light breakfast buffet provided by Chas and Joel, this
year’s Toys for Tots Chair,
yours truly, briefly addressed the assembled group
with the more important
dates and instructions they
needed to know. Bob Kearns,
Marine Corps League of
Naples Toys for Tots “commandant” also spoke to the
group, reviewing past successes and stating goals the
Marines hope to make this
year throughout Collier County.
What you need to know is
we will be collecting unwrapped toys for children
of all ages through Friday,
December 14. Toys may be
dropped at your Association’s or Neighborhood’s
designated spot, or bring
them directly to our
Community Center where
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plus specialties:
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Bill Bowden and his staff
have provided space for this
collection near the Information Desk. Toys may also
be dropped at any of the
seven North Naples Fire
District stations.
Not sure what to purchase? Donations by check
are also most welcome and
will be used to fill in the age
groups that may not have
received sufficient donations
for the demand. Checks
should be made payable to:
Marine Corps League of
Naples. Checks may be left
at the Information Desk at
the Community Center. The
Marines will be collecting
our donations each Tuesday
and Thursday through
December 19.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity to this annual drive.
On November 14 th , at
Grey Oaks Country Club,
the Pelican Bay Women’s
League held a luncheon
and silent dessert auction
with the proceeds going to
the enormous annual
efforts made in Pelican Bay
for the Marine-sponsored
local Toys for Tots program.
Toys for Tots is a community-wide
program
where donated toys are
given to children of needy
families during the holiday season.
Many of Naples’ finest
culinary artists were asked
to participate by donating a
signature dessert or dessert
creation of their choice to
be auctioned off at the
luncheon. The response by
our local Naples restaurants
and Clubs was overwhelming! Their generosity
and willingness to offer a
dessert was very heartwarming to the Women’s
League members who
contacted them.
It is our pleasure to list
these restaurants. We hope
you will patronize them
for their generous spirit of
giving: Bayhouse; Bice;
Bricktops; Brio; Cheesecake Factory; Club Pelican
Bay; Cote d’Azur; Flemings;
Handsome Harry’s; Mangrove Café; Maxwell’s;
Mikkelsen’s; Naples Beach
Club; Naples Yacht Club;
Pelican Isle Yacht Club;
Ristorante D’Angeli; Roy’s;
Sandpiper; The Real Macaw;
The Strand; Tiburon; Tony’s
Off Third; Tropical Reef;
Truluck’s; Turtle Club; and
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Pelican Bay Women’s League Think Tank
Welcome to the new season at the Conversation Cafe sponsored by The Think Tank,
Pelican Bay Women’s League! A visit to an art gallery; a panel discussion on the lives of
amazing women; information on our medical health industry; meditation with Tibetan
Mandela Paintings — these are exciting opportunities for all residents of Pelican Bay
and their guests this season.
Our initial event this year is scheduled for Wednesday, December 5, at 3pm. It is a fun
exploration of women and art at the Longstreth Goldberg Gallery on Taylor Road. Women
have come a long way in the art world and have a unique perspective. Peg Goldberg
Longstreth will present her views on how women have overcome the barriers of the past
to impart a strong, vibrant, contemporary message. These women artists inspire us with
their art and their lives. We can perceive how we can navigate the inevitable twists and
turns our lives take. We can experience the wonders contained within their art and their
message. The gallery is located two blocks north of Pine Ridge Rd. at 5640 Taylor Rd.
Looking ahead, January programs include discussions on medical research and the
pharmaceutical industry, as well as issues related to long term care.
Sybil Brown will be leading a meditation session on Wednesday, January 30 at the
Community Center. Please note the time change: this event is scheduled for 1-3pm. Sybil
has evolved a unique approach to meditation, using spectacular Tibetan Mandala
paintings that will enlarge your experience of the universe. A serene and elegant woman,
Sybil will present this session for both beginning and experienced meditators.
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Start December 1 at Clam Pass and December 5 in Pelican Bay
By Ed Selby, Volunteer Coordinator for the Walks, Conservancy of Southwest Florida
Mother Nature’s in your
back yard. Have you visited
her yet? Riding a tram or
walking through at a fast
pace doesn’t count. Take a
relaxed walk with a volunteer Guide from the Conservancy of Southwest
Florida and be amazed at
Mother Nature’s hidden
wonders. As a Pelican Bay
resident you get two great
opportunities to do this.
Opportunity #1
Take a walk along Pelican
Bay’s berm, south boardwalk and beach with
Conservancy Guide Tom
Cravens. Walks are offered
on Wednesdays at 9am,
December 5, 2007 through
April 30, 2008. Meet Tom in
the Butterfly Garden behind
the Commons. Your walk
will take approximately
two hours. No reservation is
necessary. Please note that
these walks are limited to
Pelican Bay residents and
their accompanied guests.
Opportunity #2
Take a walk along the
boardwalk, bay area and
beach in Clam Pass County
Park. Our walks are Monday through Saturday at
8:30 am, December 1, 2007
through April 30, 2008,
except for Christmas Day.
Meet your Guide at the
parking lot tram stop.
Walks take approximately
two hours. No reservation is
necessary. Clam Pass Park is
next to the Naples Grande
Resort, the former Registry.
If you have a city or county
beach sticker on your car,
parking is free. Otherwise
it is $6 (but subject to annual increases).
Ah, the Red-shouldered
Hawk in the photo was a
true early bird. I found it
perched in Pelican Bay’s
canoe storage area at Clam
Pass on July 30. Our guided
walks had not started and
the freshly numbered post
that it was on had yet to
hold a canoe or kayak
under Pelican Bay’s new
storage plan. The beautiful
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Property tax reform
By Donna D. Berger, Esq., Community Advocacy Network Executive Director
The Florida House and
Senate approved a pareddown tax reform package
recently. It will now be up
to all of you as to whether
or not these proposals
become part of the Florida
Constitution when you are
asked to vote at the January
29th special election.
The property tax reform
package includes both a
general bill, SB 4-D and a
proposed constitutional
amendment, SJR 2-D. Experts
predict that the average
homeowner will see a $220
annual tax break as a result
of the following measures:
1. $50,000 Homestead
Exemption — The proposed constitutional amendment provides for an additional $25,000 homestead
exemption for the value of
homestead property above
$50,000. The exemption will
not apply to school taxes.
2. Portability — The plan
leaves the current Save
Our Homes provision intact
but now allows property
owners to transfer their
Save Our Homes benefit (up
to $500,000) to a new
homestead within two
years of giving up their
previous homestead. If the
value of the new home is
more than the value of the
previous home, the entire
differential can be transferred. If the new home has
a lower value, the amount
of the accumulated benefit
that may be transferred is
proportional to the value
of the new home. The
portability provision applies
to all taxes, including school
taxes. (For those who gave
up their homestead in
2007 before the amendment
was passed, the differential
may be transferred if they
apply for a new homestead
January 1, 2008 or January
1, 2009.)
3. Tangible Personal
Property Exemption — A
$25,000 exemption is
provided for each tangible
personal property return.
The new exemption applies
to all taxes.
4. Assessment Cap for
Non-Homestead Property
— All non-homestead
property will have a 10%
assessment cap (similar to
Save Our Homes), but the
new cap will apply only
to non-school levies. The
10% cap sunsets after
10 years, at which time
it will be submitted to
the voters for re-approval.
Most residential properties
will be reassessed at
just value when they
are sold; commercial
property and residential
properties with 10 or
more units will be
reassessed after a significant improvement or a
sale. This provision will not
take effect until the 2009
tax roll, and it does
not apply to school taxes.
5. Fiscally Constrained
Counties — SB 4-D also
requires an annual appropriation to fiscally constrained counties to make
up for revenue reductions
resulting from the adoption
of the constitutional
amendment by the voters.
I hope this helps you
better understand what
was just passed by your
legislators and assists you
when you are asked to
vote on the proposed
constitutional amendment
in January.
boardwalk, bay & beach...continued from page 33
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will see one on your
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Free Pelican Bay and
Clam Pass guided walks
are part of the many educational and fun programs
offered by us at the Conservancy of Southwest
Florida as we work to protect the environment and
quality of life that we all
share. For more information about the Clam Pass
and Pelican Bay walks
and other educational
opportunities offered by the
Conservancy of Southwest
Florida, call 262-0304 or
visit www.conservancy.org.
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Tax reform — Not!
By Frank Halas, County Commissioner for District 2
“Congratulations! We
passed a bill! Does it save
you money? No, but we
had a very nice press conference.” (A comment by
Marco Rubio, Speaker of the
House, in response to a
remark by an unidentified
woman from Ft. Myers after
the legislature passed
the first tax reform constitutional amendment.) The
June amendment was tossed
out by a circuit judge, who
determined that its language
was “misleading”. Now in a
second stab at tax reform,
the legislature adopted a
replacement bill in the 11th
hour of the legislative special
session just concluded. The
Senate handed the House a
“take it or leave it” bill and
the House ultimately passed
it. You will have the opportunity to “take it or leave it”
in January when the constitutional amendment
appears on the ballot in the
Presidential Primary.
Do we need tax reform?
Yes. The present code has
proved to be inequitable
and contains no protection
for homeowners against
inflated valuations or market speculation.
Does this amendment
represent genuine tax reform?
The simple answer is “no”.
What does it offer?
• To homesteaded property owners — an additional $25,000 exemption —
although this second exemption does not apply to
school levies.
• To homesteaded people
moving within the state —
some portability; up to
$500,000 of the Save Our
Homes benefit when a more
expensive home is purchased, and a proportionate amount when the move
is to a lower priced home.
• To businesses — a
$25,000 personal property
exemption.
• To non-homesteaded
properties — a 10% cap on
annual assessments on all
but school levies. (Most
residential property will be
reassessed at just value
cut. How much revenue loss
will we experience here
in Collier County if the
amendment passes? Our
schools anticipate loss of an
additional $5.7 million.
County government expects a loss of nearly $17
million in revenue. Net
result: Collier County government alone will struggle
to balance a budget that
will have lost just under $85
million in revenue in less
than 2 years. Aside from
MSTUs, the revenue cuts
will force the County to run
all of its operations on
$245.5 million.
Finding ways to keep our
essential services intact will
be challenging. The BCC
will be forced to make some
very hard choices if the
voters approve the amendment on January 29th. Every
area of County Government will get additional
scrutiny with focus on our
primary mandate: the
health, safety and welfare
of the citizens. We will
strive to make sure that
essential services continue –
police, fire, EMS, water,
waste disposal, public
health protection — but the
“fluff and buff” — many of
the much-loved amenities
we all have come to expect
as a matter of right — will
no longer be affordable.
Do not forget, the county
budget covers the costs of all
the offices and personnel
of our five constitutional
officers (Sheriff, Clerk of
the Courts, Tax Assessor,
Property Appraiser, and
Supervisor of Elections) as
well as all county-provided
services. Last June, the
unexpected mandate we
received from the legislature decimated a carefully
planned budget. We managed, but it was not easy.
When the state took away
our revenue, they did not
take away our service
mandates - nor did they give
us any flexibility to shift
earmarked revenue into
other areas where there
was major need. They
when it is sold; commercial
property and residential
properties with 10 or more
units will be reassessed after
a significant improvement
or a sale. This provision will
not take effect until the 2009
tax roll and sunsets after 10
years unless reapproved by
the voters.)
• To fiscally constrained
counties (those already
bordering on bankruptcy)
— the promise of an unspecified State appropriation to help balance
their budgets. (The legislature refuses to see that
one-size-fits-all is not
a concept that can be
applied to counties. Each
of us is unique.)
One need not be a mathematician to see that the
gap between homesteaded
and
non-homesteaded
property
taxes
on
properties of similar value
will continue to widen.
This is not tax reform. It is
a small tax cut.
The average savings to
property owners in Collier
County is estimated to be
approximately $140 per
year — more if we are moving
to another homestead in the
state. What will this cost?
The legislature expects the
revenue loss to countydelivered services statewide
to be about $9,623,000,000
and the impact to our
schools — already 48 th
in the nation — a loss of
about $ 2 , 7 5 7 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 .
That’s billions, folks.
You may recall that
Collier County voluntarily
rolled back taxes last year
(FY 2006-07) by lowering
the millage rate. To do that,
we cut some $23 million
from our budget. It took
some belt tightening but we
were proud to be able to do
it. Then in June of this year,
the legislature, as part of
their statewide tax initiative, mandated a further
rollback. The formula they
imposed reduced county
revenue an additional
$44 million+, roughly an
additional 11% revenue
continued to pass down
from their budget various
mandates — like Medicaid — without sending
along any funding to pay
for them. And, they upped
their concurrency requirements for expanded public services required to
meet growth.
Result? We have a hiring
freeze on new employees
and we are not back-filling
positions that become
vacant. Specifically, we
fired 35 employees in July
and we have 167 additional
unfilled employee vacancies presently. We have cut
back operations in every
county department including the Sheriff’s office.
Now, with the potential of
an additional $16.8 million
or greater revenue loss, the
situation becomes dire. We
are at bare bones — there is
no fat. Worse, we face the
probability of reduced
property values as last
year’s market adjustments
hit upcoming tax assessments. It is not pretty.
I did not want future
service cuts to come as a
surprise to you. As taxpayers you are entitled to all
the information we have.
As of yet, we have made no
decisions on where cuts will
be taken, but they will
have to be made. I wanted
to make sure that you all
realize what the Commissioners and County
management are facing.
We are all going to have to
work together to find
creative ways of addressing
critical needs.
Working together we make
a difference. Please remember that Sandra Lea, my
aide, can assist you to reach
me or schedule time with me
if the need arises. You can
reach her at 774-8097. My
phone number is 774-8390;
email me at FrankHalas@
colliergov.net
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COMPUTER PROBLEMS?
DONNA FALZONE INTERIORS
Patient & reliable Pelican Bay Relocated NYC Interior Designer.
resident will give individual
Offering professional
lessons or fix computer
residential design services
problems in your home.
and certified Feng Shui
Spyware & virus removal.
consulting. Affordable hourly
Print sharing & Wireless setup. rate/passed discounts to clients.
Prompt service.
All sized projects welcomed.
PC Computer Tutor.
239-598-5992
Bruce Yankow 514-1594
Pelican Bay Resident
EXPERT COMPUTER HELP
Computer problem solver.
Advice and instruction
available for installations,
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and digital cameras.
Affordable Rates.
Call Don Wilber at 598-4597.
Pelican Bay Resident.
Miscellaneous
ANIMAL LOVERS
Companionship of a pet?
Your pet need a playmate?
Looking for responsible host
families to care for pets in your
home while owners are away.
Earn extra $$. Pets Are Inn
at 239-594-2738.
Pelican Bay Residents
ARABESQUE
Exquisite American and
European Stationery. Custom
Invitations, large selection of
in-stock designs for on-site
printing. Writing instruments,
including MontBlanc, and
unique gifts. 350 Fifth Avenue
South. 403.0043. Sheryl Sashin,
ENVISION MORTGAGE
We’ve gathered the best national
lenders and offer their varied
programs to fit your real estate
financing needs; home equity,
bill consolidation and
residential mortgages.
239-261-7325. Carol Hulce,
FINALLY!
Grout-less wall tile for shower
& tub-surrounds that actually
looks great! Excellent, low
maintenance product for
your home or rental property.
Call David @ 825-1718 for
a showroom or in-home appt.
David Ayotte,
FREE FREE FREE
Skin Consultation in your own
home. Swiss formulated anti
ageing botanical based skin
care. Call Gail Hayton 239
248 0234. Pelican Bay
Resident 10 yrs
Miscellaneous
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REMODELING
Knauf-Koenig Group
Full service Residential
and Commercial Contractor.
Specializing in condo
and home remodeling
with 10 years of quality,
safety and production.
Lic# CGC1512289.
592-9900.
WEDDING PLANNER
Let us reduce the stress
involved in making arrangements
so your wedding can be
an enjoyable time for all.
Over 20yrs experience.
Call for free consultation.
www.renabrooks.com
591-2782
Rena Brooks,
ROBERT LAMSON, CRS
Proven, Positive, Results
New Condo? New Home?
Use my 31 years
of Real estate experience
to Your advantage.
Licensed in MN/FLA.
www.Minnesota2Naples.com
Coldwell Banker Burnet Rlty,
Downing-Frye Realty Inc.
612-386-3414.
REMODELING
Lynn Titus Inc. established
contractor, offering superior
quality and excellent
references. Home and
condo remodels, kitchen
and bath specialists and
flooring, built with our own
fully trained staff.
593-8812 CGC042082
Lynn Klopstad,
REVERSE MORTGAGE
62 or older. Own your home
and make no mortgage
payments. Purchase or
refinance. Call the Reverse
Mortgage Specialist, Bob
Wehage, Brentwood
Mortgage. Licensed Mortgage
Lender. 239-594-0170.
ROOFING
Single family homes to
multi-building condominiums.
All types of roofing work
performed. Recently
completed Laurel Oaks
Condominiums and
Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort.
Creative Roofing, Inc.
Lic# CCC056691
593-8812. Lynn Klopstad,
HANDYMAN-TO-THE STARS
“Kenny Bouy”, Remodels,
Air Conditioning, Electric,
Plumbing referrals, Homewatch.
ALI’S ORIENTAL RUGS
777-7752, DirkTucker.com.
Direct Import from India,
Admin/Storter
Iran, Pakistan, China. Biggest
RB0011999.
selection, lowest prices.
Pelican Bay Resident 7 years.
Professional Cleaning and
Repair. Pelican Bay Resident
15 Yrs. 239-254-0166
TITLE SERVICES
HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS
Title and closing services for
Botanical based hair and skin
your real estate acquisition
BABY SITTING
products for the whole family.
needs by a staff seasoned
Empty Nest Grandmother.
Free local delivery samples
by 20 years of collective
Love to baby sit while Mom
available. Starting price $50.
experience. Our trained
and Dad have evening out,
Call Gail Hayton 239 248 0234 professionals make the most
attend appointments or
Pelican Bay Resident 10 yrs complex transaction hassle free.
just enjoy a little time
Hulce Title, Inc. 239-261-7325
for themselves. References/
resume upon request.
Jane Wright. 593-5243.
NICK’S FURNITURE
TOUCH-UP & REPAIR
Furniture & kitchen cabinet
TRI-TOWN CONST., LLC
refinishing. We repair nicks,
COMMERICAL
No job to small, complete
Acquisitions and Appraisals in scratches, broken chairs/tables,
remodels, green remodels.
cigarette burns, piano touch-up,
Licensed and insured.
Naples and Florida. Ian
cabinet-doors/drawers.
CGC#1512714
McKeag, President / Broker
Also wood graining,
Pelican
Bay Resident.
Scottish Capital Corp.
gold leafing, faux finishing.
www.Tri-Townconstruction.com
595-0344 Nick Sasso,
239-682-8447.
239-895-2058
Realtor
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John R. Wood Realtors
239-594-2780
239/370-1270
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Pelican BayResident
www.BUYNAPLESTODAY.com
Call Accredited Buyer Broker,
BONNIE CAMP, GRI
Carol Hulce to find you an
13 year Pelican Bay Resident
ideal property: investment,
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enjoyment, golf or gulf.
Bay & Bay Colony, Experience Pelican Bay resident since 1987.
less stress, more success.
Connected. Experienced.
www.napleslinuryhomesales.com. Hulce Realty Resources, Inc.
239-261-7325 X104
John R. Wood, Realtors.
239-734-1212
BUYNG OR SELLING?
Let Joe (Pelican Bay Resident
since 1992) Or Jeff Vespo
Assist you in your transaction.
Licensed in NY and FL.
www.JTVespo.com. Amerivest
Realty. 239 - 398 4969 (Cell)
[email protected]
HOME WATCH &
RENTAL SERVICE
Ray’s Home Inspection
Service will inspect your
home/condo twice monthly,
preventing insect intrusion,
mildew/water damage.
As a licensed Real Estate
agent, I also handle seasonal
rentals. Ray Sepanski
239-566-3336
KEVIN C. SHANAHAN
E-mail or call for your
complimentary copy of
my Quarterly Market Report,
an objective, unbiased
assessment of Naples
area real estate.
[email protected].
www.KCShanahaninNaples.com
John R. Wood Inc., Realtors.
239-591-1051.
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Real Estate - For Sale Real Estate - For Lease
Real Estate - For Sale
$839,000 3/2 ST. MAARTEN
Beautiful 2000+ sq. ft. unit,
very open, large kitchen,
two lanai’s, nearest to South
Beach, open to all offers.
719-633-1687
AVALON
Beautifully remodeled 3 BR
first floor end unit. New
diagonal tile, carpet, granite,
crown moulding. Double
fountain views. 239-514-0327
SANCTUARY
1st Floor, 2BD/2B, completely
remodeled -granite, custom
wood cabinets, tile, new SS
appliances, beautiful park
like views. Recently reduced.
Call Sarah 682-2205.
BAY VILLAS
3BR/2BA. New. Lake view, pool,
gorgeous, go to www.vrbo.com
#113137. 239-248-0055
View these
properties
and more
on my
website!
Cell: 239.821.4001
800.448.3411 ext.853
[email protected]
www.pelicanbayspecialist.com
MONTENERO IN PELICAN BAY
BREAKWATER
2BR/2BA, gated, 2 car garage,
elevator, lanai, pool, tennis.
SERENDIPITY
Close to Community Center,
2BD/2BA condo. Fully furnished
North station, beach
and updated. 1st floor, close
access, walk to tram.
to pool, Phil and trams.
Monthly/Seasonal Rental.
239-776-0480
570-674-0829
ST. NICOLE
BARRINGTON
Spectacular Views of Gulf
st
3BD/2BA, 1 floor end unit.
& Bay! Completely Renovated.
Totally remodeled. New kitchen, Designer furnished throughout;
granite, stainless, crown
tumbled marble counters
moulding, new tile.
& brk.bar. 2br/2ba/lanai/
$599,900. Quality throughout.
terrace; 12th floor
651-491-2222
312-848-2443
PATTI TRUMBULL, P.A.
Selling Pelican Bay...
& More
Bay...&
7575 Pelican Bay Blvd. #708
$2,795,000
Knockout gorgeous condo with breathtaking views, 3BR/3-1/2 BA + den/4th BR
+ family room/great room, gourmet kitchen
w/island, 3400 sq. ft. under air, 46 ft lanai,
hurricane shutters, 2 pkg spaces & more.
TERRABELLA IN PELICAN MARSH
9163 Torrefino CT. - $2,695,000
CHATEAUMERE ROYALE
Fantastic14th floor Gulf and
Golf Course views. 2BR/2BA,
Office/Den. Seasonal rental,
3mo. min. $5,500 per month,
or with option to buy.
239-598-5783
Knockout gorgeous custom detached villa
that rivals none, over 4200 sq. ft. under air,
3BR + Den + Family Room 3½ BA + 3 car
garage, equisite faux finishes throughout,
special attention to detail in every room,
incredible tropical pool/spa area w/fountains, mature plantings & built in 2006.
CAP FERRAT IN PELICAN BAY
BRIDGEWAY VILLA
Rare, 3 bdrm, 3 full baths,
30' pool, large lanai, lakeview,
many extras, $1.6 mill.
By Appt. Tele: 239-594-1444
ST. PIERRE
3BR/3BA. Three-way views east, west and south.
Updated kitchen. 7th floor.
Steps to beach tram and/or
walk the berm. 591-1582
CHATEAUMERE ROYALE
Gulf Views, 3rd Floor, 2BR/2BA,
Lanai, Garage, Pool, Fitness,
Tennis, Beach Access. No
Smokers/Pets. Annual/
Seasonal. 3mo.min., Avail. Dec.
2007. $5,000/mo. 770-331-3696.
CONDO FOR SALE BY OWNER
In Pelican Bay! Avalon
2BD/2BA, 1st floor with lake ST. TROPEZ PRICED TO SELL
CRESCENT
Furnished 2BD/2BA. Western
view, garage, turnkey.
Great Condo, Spacious, 2nd
exposure, remodeled kitchen,
Call Jeff at 773-525-8767
Floor, 3BR/2.5BA, Lakeview,
hardwood floors. Tram at your
or 773-502-0439
DHTV, Internet, Steps to Pool,
door step! Owner / Agent.
Fitness, Garage, Beach
Call Jerry 239-249-9700
access, No Smokers/Pets.
CONDO FOR SALE BY OWNER
Go to www.VRBO.com #146580.
Pelican Bay, Serendipity.
518-495-4370
THE
HERON
3BD/2BA, 2nd floor.
Fantastic Gulf Water Views.
Call 508-415-0160
2BD/3BA, Family Rm,
DORCHESTER
2485 sq.ft. Granite Kitchen,
Furnished 3BR/3BA 2nd floor,
New AC, neutral carpet,
wrap around balcony, view of
CRESCENT
painting & backgrounds.
pool/preserve, tram to beach;
2BD/2.5BA plus family room.
2 Units/Floor.
nd
no smokers/pets; 3 mo.
Updated mid-rise 2 floor unit,
239-514-2992
minimum, available immediately.
2,160 sq. ft. Great Golf views,
732-842-0807
wood, tile, marble, moldings
Real Estate - For Lease
732-618-3433
throughout, 2-car garage.
$1,095,000.
BARRINGTON
239-777-3236
1st FL 2BR/2BA/ Den.
GLENCOVE
Newly remodeled-furnished,
1st Floor 2BR/2BA. Nicely
New carpet. Seasonal/Annual furnished. Available for March,
LAUREL OAKS
$4200/$2000. 239-592-9831
April, May. 616-299-4118
Must sell. 2BR/2BA condo.
Recently refurbished, new
floors, new appliances,
BARRINGTON
beautiful view. New furnishings,
Beautiful 2nd floor w/private
GLENCOVE
turnkey if desired.
garage, internet. 2BR/2BA +
1st Floor, end unit, 2BR/2BA,
Reasonable offers
Den, 2 lanais, waterscape,
western exposure, walk to pool
will be considered.
close to pool. Seasonal or
or tram, 3 mo. min., seasonal/
591-2782
Monthly. Photos online.
annual. 239-597-5550,
[email protected].
[email protected]
609-425-1800
PALMIRA
Beautiful Turn Key
GLENCOVE
BARRINGTON CLUB
Furnished Model at The
2BR/2BA + Lanai,
Lovely 2BR/2BA/Den, 2nd floor
Enclave with Fabulous Views. end unit. New flooring, internet
New Furnishings, Seasonal
or Annual, 239-209-4040
2800 Sq. Ft., 2BD/2BA/+Den.
and fully equipped. Available
All Upgrades, $549,000.
March 2008 and beyond.
Call: 703-532-7235
239-263-0966
More Classifieds on Page 34
6597 Nicholas Blvd. #504
$1,995,000
Panoramic views of the Gulf from this
stunning 3650 sq ft condo, total 4500 sq ft.
with 4BR/4BA + den, marble floors, gourmet
kitchen, private elevator. This is a beauty!
CLARIDGE IN PELICAN BAY
7515 Pelican Bay Blvd. 14D
Offered at $1,745,000
Rarely available 14th floor “D” end unit
3BR/2-1/2BA + Den with panoramic
& spectacular Gulf views, renovated
throughout, with granite kitchen, stainless
appliances, new baths, new flooring, TWO PKG SPACES. This condo
lives like a single family home.
CLARIDGE IN PELICAN BAY
7515 Pelican Bay Blvd. 11B
$999,000
Breathtaking views & spectacular sunsets of
the Gulf from this beautifully neutral condo,
with thru- views, 2BR/2BA + den, wet bar,
33 ft lanai, large master suite, and much more.
CALAIS IN PELICAN BAY
7032 Pelican Bay Blvd. #E203
$785,000
Spectacular golf & lake views from this
beautiful 2nd floor condo with 3BR/2BA,
1861 sq. ft., updated kitchen & baths,
neutral decor throughout, & attached garage.
IMPERIAL GOLF ESTATES
1902 Imperial Golf Course Blvd.
$499,000
Beautifully renovated 3BR/2½BA home +
great room/w fireplance, 3 car attached garage,
pool, new AC, kitchen, windows, tile, baths,
carpet & much more. Unbelievable value.
ST. SIMONE IN PELICAN BAY
5635 Turtle Bay - Unit 9
$469,000 Turnkey Furnished
Rare opportunity to own this charming 3BR/
2BA 1st floor condo that is bright & sunny
and in mint condition, tile & wood floors, all
new appliances and priced to sell. Great rental!
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LAUREL OAKS
GLENCOVE
2BR/2BA plus den, bright 2nd
Beautifully decorated
floor end unit. Monthly or
2BR/2BA + Lanai- new
seasonal rental Oct 1 -March 1,
furnishings, granite tops,
reasonable rates. Marianne
1st floor - Easy access to tram.
Hirsch, 212-662-8083,
Call 314-378-2550 or email
[email protected].
[email protected]
SAN MARINO
Decorator complete /
Furnished, 2BD/1BA, Single
Level Luxury Condo on the
Club at Pelican Bay. Across
from Beach. $5500 mo.
Susan 239-594-5255,
Louis 401-255-9008
TWO LOVELY CONDOS
ST. NICOLE
San Marino- Furnished,
Lovely, freshly painted 18th floor.
2BR/2CAR. Seasonal or annual
2BR with unsurpassed
Pelican Marsh-Les Chateau.
Gulf views and gated
3BR/2CAR. Golf view.
in a wonderful building.
$2200 annual. 248-672-3386
Please call 607-283-9704
ST. NICOLE
VALENCIA
2/2 Golf views. 1600 sq. ft.
Wonderful 3/2 condo with
LAUREL OAKS
nd
ST.
LAURENT
Eat-in
kitchen.
Close to beach
beautiful
view
of
landscaped
pool.
2BR/2BA 2 Floor Unit
HYDE PARK CONDO
Seasonal-beautifully furnished.
trams. Off season $1800/mo.
Professionally decorated, fully
Beautifully renewed, overlooks w/New Carpeting Throughout.
2BR/DEN/2BA. 3rd floor w/
Nov. 1 – Jan. 15 $3,000/mo.
furnished. 25-yard walk to Tram.
On or off Season. 215-806-8341
pool, lake, golf course.
mangrove view. Available for
239-777-3236
$5,500/mo. 615-554-8180
3BR+den, 2.5BA.
Jan 2008. 3 mo. min.
3 mo. min. $16,500.
LUGANO
Call owner 914-762-1169 or
VALENCIA
239-248-0055
ST. PIERRE
3BR/2BA. 2nd floor end unit.
Email [email protected] 10th floor; spectacular gulf views. Beautiful 2/2+Den. Great golf
Beautiful view. Spacious,
view. 2007 Renovation with
2BR/2BA completely renovated.
glassed, screened lanai.Carport.
granite kitchen/baths. Across
ST. LUCIA 12TH FLOOR
Glassed breakfast lanai. Pool,
INTERLACHEN
Annual lease. 207-522-6704.
2BR (1 king, 1 twin), 2BA+den, fitness room, tram, private beach. from beach tram/tennis. $5000/
3rd floor, 2BD/2BA.
[email protected]
Gulf views, newly tiled, fully
3 month minimum.847-998-5751. mo. Jan-Mar. Pictures avail.
[email protected]
furnished. Seasonal/annual
[email protected]
3 mo. @$4200/mo,
MARIPOSA
203-912-0332
lease. 514-917-9661/email
4mo @$4000/mo.
4BD/3.5BA Townhome
[email protected]
www.VRBO.com ##63607.
ST.
RAPHAEL
#1808
Furnished. Master Down and Up
VALENCIA
781-710-4955
Extraordinary, panoramic
2-Car Garage. 3Bd/2.5Ba
Furnished 2BD/2B, 1660 sf
ST. LUCIA
Gulf
views
from
2
Bed/2
Bath.
Townhome Unfurnished. 2-Car
looking over golf course,
Annual or Seasonal. Ground
Walk to Gulf. Fitness
Garage. Pine Ridge/I-75.
close to beach trams, secure
INTERLACHEN/ST. SIMONE
Floor. 3BR/2BA plus Den.
Center,
Pool,
Tennis.
No Smoke/Pets 630-369-2874.
lobby, Annual or Seasonal
Jan or April at reduced rates.
Lakeview. Steps to Beach Tram.
Annual/Seasonal Rental.
[email protected]
Rental. Pictures/Info.
All new summer ’06.
Tastefully furnished.
Call
917-882-8424
call Sarah 682-2205.
2bdrm/2bath plus den.
Call John 239-254-8120
239-597-9335
MONTENERO
ST.
RAPHAEL
[email protected]
WATERVIEW CONDO
Expansive tropical views.
ST. NICOLE
Brand new and newly
Beautifully decorated,
Rarely available 01 unit.3BR/
12th Floor; Spectacular
professionally furnished
impeccable upgrades. First
3.5 BA, study,+++
Views of Gulf and Bay.
2BR/2BA Condo on first floor
floor 2BD/2BA, granite
Competitively priced.
L’AMBIANCE
2br/2ba; Lanai & Terrace;
with private yard and
counter tops in kitchen/
View Residence:
Ground Floor Coach Home,
Designer Furnished;
private pool. Walk to Gulf.
bathrooms. Available for
www.Montenero201.com.
Completely Renovated;
2- car garage. Professionally
Annual/seasonal. 732-892-2838
2008 season. 3mo. min.
Owner/Agent: 239-280-5400
Pool; Beach; Fitness Room.
remodeled, superior craftsman,
Call 856-223-0382 / email
Annual/Seasonal.
classic elegance and luxury.
[email protected]
ST. THOMAS
PARK SHORE HOME
312-848-2443
Available for sale.
Gorgeous designer 2/2+den
+2300 sf, 3BR/2BA/GR/LR,
garden
level
@
beach
tram
Immediate occupancy.
WILLOWBROOK
garage, pool. Beautifully
ST. NICOLE
station & tennis center. Stunning Month of March available. 2BD/
View this beautiful home.
remodeled, furnished, private
14th floor. Corner Gulf views.
lake
w/seabird
rookery.
Fresh,
BA condo. New furnishings.
239 -325- 7227
beach access, close to Venetian
3BR/2BA, exercise room,
airy, extras. Jan – March 2008.
Popular month. Great rental
Village, $7K/mo seasonal,
pool, tram/walk to beach,
239-595-9026
price. Call 315-253-6066
$3K/mo annual. 614-595-3558
Waterside Shops. Monthly,
seasonal, annual.
LAUREL OAKS
STONEBRIDGE
Auto - For Sale
617-965-7155
PEBBLE CREEK
2 BD/2BA across from pool.
2BR/2BA 1st Floor condo
Seasonal-furnished, pool view,
Lovely unit on 2nd Floor.
overlooking 14th Green;
2004 Sebring
ST. NICOLE
first floor, garage, 2BR condo.
Seasonal Rental.
Gated; Pools; Tennis, Golf;
Touring Convertible.
Pools, sauna, fitness room,
Awesome Gulf view!
Rose Mary Everett
Fitness Club; Superb Dining
15,000 miles, $11,500.
tram to beach. 631-751-8219
Call now! Don’t wait!
Owner/Agent.
Room; Furnished; large unit.
239-594-0054
or [email protected]
239-514-7748
239-272-7790
Seasonal/Annual 312-848-2443.
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3BR+Family Room/2.5BA New A/C $799,000 2BR/Den/2BA/Lake/Pool View $590,000
Pelican Bay - Crescent
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3BR/2BA/Garage/Furnished
$594,900
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3+Den+Media/3BA Private Elev. $449,000
We ACCOMPANY ALL showings —
NEVER giving out Keys.
Our SUCCESS is your Good Fortune!
Pelican Bay Residents for over 20 years…
Put our Knowledge & Experience
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Direct Line • 239-290-5236
Pat & Frank Candito
The Candito Group
www.FromSeatoTee.com
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Simplify. And Really Enjoy Your Game.
A
rnold Palmer once called golf “deceptively simple and
endlessly complicated.” The same is true of managing
wealth. It’s deceptively simple—if you practice every day
for 25 years. If you haven’t, we offer an alternative. Our
principals each work with only 30 client families and pay
close attention to your investments and ﬁnancial planning
to help you maximize a truly precious asset—your time.
The result? You can spend more of your day experiencing
just how rich life really is. To learn how you can make
one endlessly complicated pursuit much simpler, call
Jack Randall or Jeff Erickson at 239.434.7800.
LOWRY H I LL
P R I V A T E W E A LT H M A N A G E M E N T
M I N N E AP O L I S
N A P L E S
S C OT T S DAL E
W W W. L O W R Y H I L L . C O M
Lowry Hill is a service mark of Wells Fargo & Company and an affiliation of Lowry Hill Investment Advisors, Inc. and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Our investment management minimum is $10 million

Early December 2007

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