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PB POST 42006m.pmd

The Official Publication of the Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
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The Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
6251 Pelican Bay Blvd.
Naples, FL 34108
Mid April 2006 • Volume 7, No. 8
2006 Foundation election yields two new members
By Gwen Rasiwala — Communications Director
With four candidates
in the running, the residents of Pelican Bay
showed their support for
two, who were officially
announced at the Annual
Meeting on March 27, to
become members of the
Foundation Board of
Directors. Bob Naegele and
Jim Carroll were the top
vote getters in this year ’s
election. The Foundation
received 2,680 ballots in
2006, as compared to 2,534
in 2005 — with a total of
6,490 ballots having been
sent out. This is a testament
to the community’s interest in how Pelican Bay’s
amenities are managed on
their behalf.
Bob Naegele
Bob’s professional background includes advertising,
real estate development and
consumer products, with
special interest in entrepreneurial ventures. In
1997, he led a group of
investors to apply for and
receive an NHL Expansion
Franchise. The team, the
Minnesota Wild, began play
in the fall of 2000 in a
new arena, the Xcel Center,
in St. Paul, Minnesota.
In Shorewood, Minnesota,
a Minneapolis suburb,
Bob was a planning commissioner for three years
and a councilman for seven
years. He has served as
chairman of the Vizcaya
Neighborhood Committee
and was a member of the
Bay Colony Community
Association (BCCA) Board
of Governors, under WCI
control, from 1997-2000.
Bob was a member of
the Bay Colony Transition
Committee 2000-2002, and
after developer turnover,
he was elected to be the
first President of the BCCA
under homeowner control
for three years. He was
elected President Emeritus
in March 2005 by the
Bay Colony Board of Governors and served as liaison
between Bay Colony and
the Pelican Bay Foundation during the annexation process.
Jim Carroll
Upon graduating from
the Illinois Institute of Technology with a Mechanical
Engineering degree, Jim
Carroll joined Procter and
Gamble’s Engineering Division located in Cincinnati,
Ohio. His career with P&G
lasted 36 years, the last 15
years of which he served as
Chief Engineer of the company’s Corporate Engineering Division.
Jim and his wife, De,
have three children and
seven grandchildren. His
stay in Cincinnati found
him spending time as
chairman of the City’s
Riverfront Development
Committee and other volunteer activities.
Pelican Bay has been the
Carroll’s home for over
20 years. Jim was president of the Grosvenor
Condominium for three
years. During this assignment, he started and ran the
Pelican Bay’s Presidents
Council. Jim also spent time
on the Foundation’s Cable
Committee and Long Range
Planning Committee. In the
last eight years, Jim has
devoted much of his time to
the Pelican Bay Services
Division as Board member,
and as its Chairman for the
last three years.
At its recent organizational meeting, the Board
of Directors elected its
officers and committee
chairs. Gerhard Seblatnigg
will remain as Chairman.
Merlin Lickhalter will remain as Vice-Chairman
and be joined by newly
elected Bob Naegele, who
was also appointed as ViceChairman. Bob Uek was
appointed as Treasurer and
Michael Egan will continue
as Secretary. Directors are
Henry Price and Jim Carroll.
The following Board
representatives on standing
committees were appointed:
Legal Committee — Henry
Price, Chair; Ted Raia, Vice
Chair; Management Development & Compensation
Committee — Bob Naegele,
continued on page 3
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Foundation News
Community watch in Pelican Bay?
Do we or don’t we
Heading North?
Whenever you change your address, please let the
Foundation know so your copy of the Pelican Bay Post
can be sent to wherever you are.
Security Ad-Hoc Committee seeks volunteers
By Kyle R. Kinney, Foundation President
With the current contractual arrangement with
the Collier County Sheriff’s
Department coming to a
close, it has been recommended that an Ad-Hoc
Committee be formed to
obtain community input
regarding
community
security — be it at the beach,
berm or right in your own
neighborhood. The Foundation seeks volunteers
with an interest in helping
to assess member input on
this issue and who may
have some professional
background in community
watch programs or a security background. If you
think you may be interested,
please contact the Foundation at memberservices
@pelicanbay.org.
The Strategic Planning
Committee will be assisting
in this report.
Name______________________________________
Address____________________________________
____________________________________________
City, State, Zip______________________________
Send to: Pelican Bay Foundation, Attn: Member Services
6251 Pelican Bay Blvd. • Naples, FL 34108
or Fax to: 239-597-6802
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THE NEUMANNS ARE BACK!
2006 foundation election...continued from page 1
Chair; Michael Egan,Vice
Chair; Electronic Communications — Ted Raia, Chair;
Member Policies & Relations Committee — Jim
Carroll, Chair; Merlin
Lickhalter, Vice Chair;
Facilities Committee —
Merlin Lickhalter, Chair;
Jim Carroll, Vice Chair;
Audit & Budget Committee
— Bob Uek, Chair; Bob
Naegele,Vice Chair —
Nominating Committee:
Michael Egan Chair;
Ted Raia, Vice Chair.
CONTENTS
Around the Bay............................27-44
Around the District..........................24-27
Calendar.................................................34
Classifieds.............................................37-38
As we look forward to
working with the new board
members, the Foundation
staff is committed to providing whatever assistance
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Foundation News..................................1-15
New Members.............................................8
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Foundation News
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Hours of Operation:
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Keep posted at tennis
bulletin boards
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center, Tennis & Fitness
Lynn Wood and Norma
Jean Joyner get acquainted
with the new bulletin
board at the South Tennis
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the boards feature and
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Foundation News
Fitness update
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center, Tennis & Fitness
Since opening in January,
all three areas of fitness
center service are enjoying
strong participation.
Personal Training has
become very popular. Staff
trainers provide the very
best way to maximize
use of equipment, develop a training schedule,
and achieve personal fitness goals.
Massage therapy is doing
very well now due to excellent therapists, pricing, and
promotion, not to mention
word-of-mouth.
Group Exercise classes,
the last service phase to be
introduced after the center
opened, are enjoying strong
participation in Pilates,
Yoga, Pi-Yo, Spinning, and
Stability Ball.
In addition, two ballroom
dance classes offered this
spring filled quickly. Next
season, indoor fitness will
offer expanded classes to
meet demand.
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Welcome New Foundation Members
By Sharon Gammell, Membership Coordinator
On behalf of the Pelican Bay Foundation and the Board of Directors,
I would like to welcome all new, first-time owners to Pelican Bay.
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Foundation News
Fitness Center rules and regulations
Approved by Foundation Board of Directors November 7, 2005
By Gwen Rasiwala, Director, Communications
The Foundation has many
adopted rules and regulations
that are used as guidelines for
various areas within the
organization. In an on-going
effort to keep the community
informed of its Pelican Bay
Foundation operations, we
will be providing the various
rules/regulations in upcoming
issues of the Pelican Bay Post.
All rules/regulations and
subsequent amendments are
generally drafted by the
Member Policies and Relations Committee for review
and approval by the Foundation’s Board of Directors.
Copies of the rules and
regulations are available at the
Commons office for pick-up
and are downloadable from
our website at www.pelican
bay.org under “Documents.”
1. Rationale. Provide rules
and regulations governing
the use of personal fitness
facilities and services.
2. General Policies.
2.1. Personal fitness services in the Fitness Center
are managed exclusively by
the Pelican Bay Foundation.
Only authorized trainers,
therapists, and instructors
under contract with the
Foundation will provide
such services in the Center.
2.2. For safety reasons,
children under the age
of sixteen are not permitted in the Fitness Center
at any time unless they
are working with a
staff trainer.
2.3. Eligible users must
be properly attired to
use the Fitness Center.
Proper attire includes a
shirt and appropriate s
hoes. Tank tops, sandals,
and open-toed shoes are
not permitted.
2.4. Cancellation of personal fitness service appointments and exercise
classes must be made
24 hours prior to the
scheduled appointment to
avoid a charge.
2.5. Cell phones are to
be silenced inside the
Center. Calls taken or made
must be done out of the
fitness areas.
3.Orientation.
3.1. All eligible users are
required to attend a fitness
orientation before using any
equipment for the first time.
3.2. Guests with Guest
Passes must pay a $10
orientation fee annually.
4.Hours of Operation.
4.1. Eligible users may
use the Fitness Center at
any time during normal
operating hours. Guests
with Guest Passes may
utilize the fitness room
between the hours of 11am
to 3pm weekdays and
11am to closing weekends.
5. Security.
5.1. Lockers are for daily
use only. A Membership
Card is left at the fitness
desk in exchange for a
locker key. The Membership Card is returned when
the key is returned to
the desk.
5.2. Personal items should
be kept in lockers at
all times. Personal items
may not be left at the desk
for any reason. The Pelican
Bay Foundation is not
responsible for personal
items lost or stolen.
6. Protocols.
swipe their membership card upon entry to
the center.
6.2. There is a 30-minute
time limit on cardiovascular equipment when
others are waiting. Eligible
users using weight equipment must allow others
to “work through” and
not monopolize individual stations.
6.3. Equipment must
be returned to their racks
after use.
wipe down equipment
after heavy use. Disinfectant wipes are available
throughout the Center for
this purpose.
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Foundation News
Architectural design and review
By Mireya Agnoli, Code Enforcement Director
The Foundation’s Covenant Enforcement Department is responsible for the
design and review of all
exterior alterations within
Pelican Bay. Overall, the
majority of residents understand that if they intend to
add square footage to their
existing home, or perform
significant exterior alterations, they must first obtain
Foundation approval.
Some members are of the
opinion that “minor” items
do not require the approval
of the Foundation. However, this is incorrect —
the General Declaration
and Protective Covenants
require that all exterior
alterations be approved
by the Foundation.
The following is a general
list of items that require
approval; sufficient information should be attached
with your request in order
for the Foundation to make
a decision. In addition,
please check your specific
Neighborhood Covenants
for any other restrictions
that may apply.
1) Antennas — Location
of the antenna needs to be
in an area that is not readily
visible from adjacent streets
and properties. Commercial
properties and condominium
associations who lease roof
space for commercial antennas will not be approved if
the antennas are visible
from adjacent properties
and streets. Site and roof
plans are required, showing
exact location of antennas
and other ancillary equipment in relation to adjacent
properties and streets. Generally, only 18" diameter satellite dishes will be considered for residential properties.
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2) Color change, exterior
— Information provided
with request must indicate
existing color and the
proposed new color by
manufacturer and code. It
is recommended that
owners and Associations
select two or three choices
and paint samples on a
small area of the structure
to be painted. This will
speed up the approval
process and assist in the
proper color selection.
3) Driveway and parking areas — No gravel
or blacktop will be permitted except for commercial properties and
Association roadways. All
material changes including color will require a
sample of each. Contractor
plan and product literature/specifications are
also requested.
4) Flags and Poles —
Only the American flag is
permitted. All flagpoles
must be approved prior to
installation and cannot be
used as an antenna. For
temporary flag requests
other than the American
flag, submit date, time and
type of flag to be temporarily flown. For flagpole
request, submit design
with full specifications
and product literature.
In addition, submit site
sketch to show the exact
location where the pole is
to be installed in relation
to adjacent properties
and streets.
5) Landscaping — Major
changes to original landscaping will require a
landscape plan, which
will be reviewed by a
Florida registered landscape architect. Minor
changes may not require
a complete plan or an
architect’s review, however information provided
must be complete, stating
types, quantity, at-planting
sizes of new material,
and what plants they
will be replacing.
6) Lighting, exterior —
Major changes to exterior
lighting, particularly for
commercial properties and
mid-rise condominium
Associations, will require
a lighting plan, which will
be reviewed by a Foundation architect. Roadway
and parking area lighting will also require a
lighting plan as well as
literature/specifications of
all new fixtures.
7) Roof — Asbestos or
fiberglass shingles are
not acceptable. Check
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neighborhood covenants
for other restrictions. Any
change to roof involving
color or material requires
approval. Submit sample of
new material to include
any color change. Product
literature on new material is
also requested.
8) Signs — All signs,
regardless of type, whether
commercial or residential,
require prior written approval before installation.
This includes temporary as
well as permanent signs.
Replacement of existing
Association signage is
routine. A request to change
existing entry signage must
include schematic drawings with all dimensions,
copy, color and exact location. The sign company can
provide these details. On all
commercial signage, it is
recommended that owners
contact covenant enforcement for details on restrictions as they vary depending on type.
9) Solar collectors —
Typically mounted on roof,
if at all possible, attempt to
locate solar system where it
will not be visible from
adjacent streets or properties. A roof and or site
plan is required showing
proposed location in relation to adjacent properties
and streets.
10) Temporary structures, tents/trailers —
County permit is required
in addition to Foundation
approval. Approval for
use is normally associated
with special events, and
time restrictions will be
mandated by the Foundation. Requests should include date, time, reason,
and other information to
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11) Tree removal — Also
requires county permit and
Foundation approval except for dead trees. This is
a sensitive issue to many
residents, and therefore
we suggest that adjacent
property owners and Association residents be informed
of any tree removal project.
Request must include reason
for removal, type of tree(s),
and description of replacement tree to include type,
height, span, etc. Association
Board approval is required.
12) Vehicular parking —
There are a number of
restrictions, but basically, no
commercial or recreationaltype vehicles, including
motor homes, trailers,
boats, etc., can be parked
overnight within residential
areas. In addition, a limit of
three vehicles can be parked
overnight in a driveway of
a single-family neighborhood. Parking, however, is
not permitted on the lawn
or street. For temporary
authorization to park any
vehicle(s) that would not
be authorized, submit full
details of date, time, reason,
type of vehicle, owner,
license number, etc.
13) Walls and fences —
Chain link fences are not
permitted and other fences
or walls cannot exceed six
feet in height above the
ground level of adjoining
plot. All requests must
include height, length,
type, design, composition,
material and location. Most
walls and fences will be
required to be planted on
the exterior with appropriate shrubs and/or vines.
14) Shutters — Specify
storm or decorative. Indicate whether electric or
manual operation. Submit
schematic showing window
location, size and color of
shutters. Provide specifications and product literature.
Please note that the
Covenant Enforcement
department has a field
inspector, and it can be
rather uncomfortable to
have this individual on your
site letting you know that
you must stop “improving”
the landscaping until proper
approval is granted by the
Foundation. So remember,
if it is your intent to perform
any exterior alterations and
you are unsure if it requires
approval by the Foundation,
please contact the Covenant
Enforcement Department.
Closing note:
Hurricane clean-up
The General Declaration
and Protective Covenants
— Section 8.05 — Duties in
Event of Casualty (a) State:
If any improvements located
on any Plot are destroyed or
damaged as a result of fire,
windstorm, flood, tornado,
hurricane or other casualty,
the owner of such improvements shall remove all
debris within ninety (90)
days from the date that
such damage or destruction occurred.
The majority of residents
diligently performed cleanup after “Wilma” (which
occurred in October) some
residents are lagging in
their clean-up duties. The
Foundation is requesting
compliance with this section of the covenant in
order to maintain Pelican
Bay as the unique community it is.
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designed boat house & lift
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unique and innovative products and programs,
differentiating Eyetopian Optical and allowing
its customers to enjoy products and services
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Born and raised in Long Island, NY, Craig Chasnov
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Administration. There, he worked for an optics
industry leader – a job that put him on the path to
later meet his wife, Kelly. Always passionate about
in optical technology, Craig served on national
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Passes, accompanied guests,
and Foundation managers
and department managers and directors as invited guests.
3. Restaurants and Bars
3.1. Customers must
present proper Foundation identification unless
accompanied by a customer
who presents proper Foundation identification.
3.2. Cover-ups and shoes
are required while eating or
drinking on the decks or in
the restaurants at all times.
3.3. Reservations are
encouraged and will be
held for 15 minutes. Customers are urged to plan their
travel time accordingly.
3.4. Persons under 21
years will not be served
alcoholic beverages.
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1. Rationale. Provide
rules and regulations for
Foundation restaurant
customers and management that will assure the
Food and Beverage Department’s primary goal is met.
The Food and Beverage
Department takes great
pride in consistently providing high quality food
and drink services to
restaurant and bar customers and their guests. Its
primary goal is to exceed
our customer ’s expectations in terms of providing
quality service, quality
food, and quality drink
all the time every time.
2. Restaurant and Bar
Customers. Members, tenants, and commercial employees with Membership
Cards, guests with Guest
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The Foundation has many
adopted rules and regulations
that are used as guidelines for
various areas within the
organization. In an on-going
effort to keep the community
informed of its Pelican Bay
Foundation operations, we
will be providing the various
rules/regulations in upcoming
issues of the Pelican Bay Post.
All rules/regulations and
subsequent amendments
are generally drafted by
the Member Policies and
Relations Committee for
review and approval by
the Foundation’s Board
of Directors.
Copies of the rules and
regulations are available at the
Commons office for pick-up
and are downloadable from
our website at www.pelican
bay.org under “Documents.”
(owner)
Craig Chasnov
KIESELSTEIN-CORD
By Gwen Rasiwala, Director, Communications
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3.5. Persons bringing
their own alcoholic beverages may not consume
them in licensed areas when
the restaurants or bars
are open. Persons bringing
their own food and/or
alcoholic beverages may
only consume them on the
Multi-purpose Deck at the
Sandpiper or on the Fitness
Deck at the Sandbar after
12:30pm or in licensed
areas when the restaurants
are closed. Licensed areas
consist of North and South
Beach restaurant facilities
excluding the Picnic Pod,
the Ice Cream Parlor, the
Multipurpose and Fitness
Decks, and their access
walkways. Persons bringing their own food and/or
alcoholic beverages may
consume them on the beach
to the extent the law permits.
3.6 Cooking is not
permitted except at the
picnic pod at the South
Beach. A form for booking
the picnic pod is available
at the Foundation Office
and the Pelican Bay Foundation website. Completed
forms should be returned to
the Foundation Office.
3.7. Wait staff shall
wear uniforms and name
tags when on Foundation property.
3.8. Comment cards shall
be available.
3.9. All food and drink
must be paid for at the
time of service by cash or
accepted credit card.
3.10. Tipping is encouraged. A gratuity of 20% is
added to the checks of
parties of 8 or more. A
10% gratuity is added to
takeout orders except for
orders for drinks only.
3.11 Restaurant and deck
furniture may not be taken
to the beach.
3.12 Restaurant and bar
service may be curtailed
early or temporarily suspended in the event of
severe inclement weather.
3.13 Televisions shall be
operated at the discretion
of management. Recorded
or live music shall be
provided at the discretion
of management.
4. Special Events
4.1. Private parties may
only be booked by a
customer (Sect 2. above)
and the customer must be
present at the event. In the
event guests are not residents of Pelican Bay, the
sponsoring member shall
provide a list of guests
three days in advance
for admittance at the
Tram Station.
4.2. Special events are
booked on a first come, first
served basis with priority
given to groups of members.
In the event guests are not
residents of Pelican Bay, the
sponsoring member shall
provide a list of guests three
days in advance for admittance at the Tram Station.
4.3. Special events are
booked through the Food
and Beverage Director at
the Foundation Office.
4.4. Outside caterers are
permitted at the discretion
of management.
4.5 Private events are
limited to 20 persons when
restaurants are open.
Larger parties may be
permitted on a case by case
basis at the discretion of
management.
4.6. Private parties held
when restaurants are
closed must have a $2,000
minimum in revenue. Tram
service fee is $75 per tram.
5. Smoking
5.1. The Foundation
Smoking Rules and Regulations will be enforced by
bar and restaurant staff.
5.2. The relevant rules
in the Smoking Rules and
Regulations are:
5.2.1. Cigar and pipe
smoking are prohibited
at all times.
5.2.2. Cigarette smoking is restricted to designated areas at the Beach Bar at
the Sandpiper and to outside
areas behind the Sandpiper
and Sandbar restaurants
and the Sunset Cafe.
Volunteers needed!
Collier Harvest is a non-profit
organization that collects surplus
food from markets and distributes
it to various charities.
If you can spare one morning
per week for approxmately two hours
please call Ingrid Parry, Executive
Director (239) 455-FOOD
(455-3663).
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For Florida residents only:
Make the most of your vote
for District 2 County Commissioner
Straight Talk from the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association
By Libbie Bramson, Straight Talk Editor
If you are one of the 5,050
or so Pelican Bay residents
who are “official” Florida
residents, it’s time to start
thinking about the upcoming election for District
2 County Commissioner.
Pelican Bay is part of District 2. While each County
Commissioner ideally represents the interests of all
the people in the County,
the District 2 County Commissioner is the one for
whom we vote and as such
represents us on the County
Board of Commissioners.
Besides determining which
candidate will best represent our interests, the other
challenge is to ensure there
is a large enough voter turnout so that voter apathy
and inertia do not influence
election results. We can’t
speak for the rest of District
2, but we do know that
historically Pelican Bay
voters are very involved. We
need to continue, and even
improve, our good voting
record. The following information will help you do this.
1. Election Dates. The
primary election is scheduled for September 5, 2006.
The general election will be
held on November 7, 2006.
Put these dates in your
calendar now. If you know
that you won’t be here on
these dates, you can vote
via Absentee Ballot. See
items 8 and 9 for details.
2. District 2 Election
Background. To date, three
candidates are running for
one Commissioner seat:
Frank Halas (the incumbent), Joe Foster and
Michael Lissack. Halas and
Foster, both Republicans,
will run against one another
in the Republican primary
on September 5. The
Republican primary winner will then run against
Michael Lissack, an Independent, in the general
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election on November 7.
Note: the preceding scenario
is based on the three current
candidates. It is possible
that other candidates will
enter the race between
now and the July 21, 2006,
12pm filing deadline.
3. Who is Eligible to Vote
in the September 5 Republican Primary? Based on
Florida statutes (because
there is a non-Republican
candidate), only registered
(affiliated) Republicans can
vote for District 2 County
Commissioner in the
Republican primary.
4. I think that I am
already affiliated as a
Republican. How can I
make sure? Look at your
Voter Registration Information Card. Toward the
lower right hand corner, a
section titled Identification
Data will show whether
you are already affiliated as
a Rep (Republican), a Dem
(Democratic) or if you have
no party affiliation. If you
are uncertain or can’t find
your card, phone the
County Supervisor of
Elections Office, (239) 7748450, for assistance.
5. I want to affiliate as a
Republican so I can participate in the Republican
primary. How can I do
this? Phone the Supervisor
of Elections Office, (239)
774-8450, for information.
You must make any required changes before
August 7, 2006, in order to
vote in the Republican
primary. This is called the
book closing date, after
which changes cannot be
made until after the primary.
6. Is it a good idea to
affiliate with a major
political party? I’m nonpartisan and don’t like
people to know how I
voted. You have to decide
what makes the most sense
for you. In Collier County
overall, there are more than
twice as many affiliated
Republicans as there are
Democrats. Because of
these numbers, elections
are often determined on
a de facto basis in the
primary election. The subsequent general election is
simply a “formality.”
7. If I affiliate with a
major political party, do I
have to vote for that party’s
candidate in the general
election? You can vote for
whomever you want in the
general election.
8. I will be out-of-town
on September 5. Can I vote
via Absentee Ballot? Yes!
Under Florida law, all qualified voters are permitted to
vote absentee. You may
request an absentee ballot
from the Supervisor of
Elections Office in person
(at the County Government
Complex, 3301 Tamiami
Trail East, Rev. Martin
Luther King, Jr. Bldg.,
Naples, FL 34112-4907), by
mail or by telephone (239)
774-8450. You may also
request an Absentee Ballot
via e-mail. Visit the Supervisor of Elections website at
http://www.colliervotes.com
and click on the Absentee
Info button at the top.
9. What is the deadline for casting Absentee
Ballots? Marked Absentee
Ballots must be mailed or
delivered to the Supervisor
of Elections Office not later
than 7pm on the day of the
election. Allow at least 10
days to two weeks for
delivery, especially if you
are up North.
10. I have a voting question that isn’t covered
in the above items. What
should I do? Phone the
Collier County Supervisor of Elections Office
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trams, tennis, Philharmonic,
shopping and all the dining
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new kitchen. Wood floors grace
the family room with built-ins
and a wood burning fireplace. The
large under cover lanai has a builtin gas grill and built-in fireplace.
Gorgeous pool with spillover
spa. Upstairs guest apartment.
$2,495,000.
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New construction by
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& architectural design by
Stofft Cooney Architects.
Spacious main house with
3 bedrooms and den. Guest
cabana with bedroom and bath.
A Christie’s Great Estates
Property. $2,295,000.
Pat Duggan 216-1980/261-6161.
Larry Roorda 860-2534/659-0099.
PELICAN BAY - OAKMONT
PELICAN BAY WOODS
This wonderful 4 bedroom, 3
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Spectacularly remodeled with
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the diagonal, resurfaced pool
deck, spacious and completely
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much more. $1,895,000.
Adrienne Kubiak Young 825-5369/659-0099.
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amenities include private beach
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High ceiling, wood burning
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#202 - Fabulous SW lake
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large 3 bedroom, 3 full bath
residence. Ten foot ceilings,
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living area. Private beach
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PELICAN BAY - ST. KITTS
#403 - Wonderful sunset
views from this 2 plus den
condominium with many
custom upgrades. Exceptional
quality throughout and very
attractively furnished. Offered
turnkey furnished. Private
beach clubs, tennis/bike and
walking paths. $775,000.
Sharon Kiptyk/Jane Darling 594-9494.
Angela Allen 825-8494/261-6161.
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residence in a very private
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bedrooms plus den with high
ceilings and a corner position.
Beach access, clubhouse,
community pool, and spa/hot
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Jeri Richey 269-2203/261-6161.
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Features crown mouldings,
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views looking south over lake
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Pelican Bay Mangroves
Mangrove update
By Kay Potter, Mangrove columnist
The speaker flashed a
map of Florida on the large
screen before his audience.
The map was criss-crossed
with so many black lines
that it looked like an
old-fashioned ball of twine.
Each line represented the
path of a hurricane that
had hit Florida in the
past hundred years, more
than a hundred.
And why not? We all
know that Florida is the
hurricane capitol of the
United States. It is a long
peninsula that juts out
into the tropical and subtropical waters of the Atlantic, Gulf and Caribbean;
the main traveling lanes
for hurricanes.
Then the speaker surprised his audience by
stating that hurricanes and
other natural disasters such
as fires and floods are
necessary to maintain the
biodiversity of our environment and that “if they did
not exist, we would have to
invent them.”
The speaker went on to
explain that “one species’
disaster is another ’s opportunity,” and that those
able to recover stay in
place, they adapt, gain
experience, “hunker down”
and survive. If there
were no hurricanes, it
would be a disaster for
them — for hurricanes,
as awful tragedies as
they are, bring renewal
on a large scale. They
clear out the old and
decaying and make way
for new growth, introduce
new species and stimulate reproduction.
In a scholarly talk laced
with humor and familiar
examples, the speaker
advised humans to cease
trying to manage or control
nature and recognize that
we are just a part of nature,
as dependent for clean air
and water as any other
species, and to plan accordingly. That included
considering where we
place our homes, and the
unintended results of our
engineering feats.
The speaker was Dr.
Edwin M. Everham, professor of environmental studies
at the Florida Gulf Coast
University. The study of
how forests respond to
disturbances such as hurricanes is his particular field
of expertise. He was the
guest speaker at the annual
meeting of the Mangrove
Action Group, Inc., held
on March 18 at our new
Community Center. His
rapt listeners kept him on
stage for a much longer
period in a question and
answer session.
pbpoa — make the most of your vote...continued from page 17
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In summary, learn all
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candidates. Determine if
you have to adjust your
party affiliation status in
order to vote in the Primary
on September 5, 2006. And,
make arrangements for
an Absentee Ballot if you
know that you won’t be
able to get to your local
poll on Election Day.
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mangrove update...continued from page 19
in our mangrove forest and
reports on them periodically. She stated that she has
observed an increase in
boring beetle infestation in
the trees, especially in the
south end of Pelican Bay,
another indication that
the trees are under stress.
She also stated that while
the digging of channels
is important to bring
salt water into the mangrove forest, it also necessitates cutting the roots of
adjacent trees, thus making
them less stable in high
winds and hurricanes.
The meeting was chaired
by Tom Cravens, president,
who conducted a brief
business meeting at which
all present directors were
re-elected. In addition, two
new directors were elected
from the floor.
Directors of the Mangrove Action Group for
the forthcoming year are:
Lester Brown, Mary Bolen,
Those attending were also
fortunate to hear Dr. Jon C.
Staiger, the former head
of the City of Naples Environmental Department,
now marine consultant for
Turrell & Associates, the
environmental firm that
manages our mangrove
forest, and Ms. Kathy M.
Worley, mangrove expert
with the Conservancy of
Southwest Florida.
Dr. Staiger stated that our
mangroves are still under
recovery and pleaded for a
reduction in the fertilizers,
pesticides and pollutants
that enter our mangrove
forest through runoff from
our landscapes and driveways. He also said that we
must monitor our channels
and other waterways and
remove vegetation that
impacts water flow.
Ms. Worley, who has a
master degree in mangrove
management, is presently
maintaining ten study plots
Lilias Bruce, Tom Cravens,
Marcia Cravens, Estelle
Fishbein, Mary Johnson,
Bunny Levere, Dr. Frank
Matthews, Frank Partee,
Kay Potter, Len Rothman,
Sue Smith, Dr. Charles
Walton, and Muriel Walton.
In addition, John Domenie,
ex-officio, remains as
liaison with the Pelican
Board Services Division. Mr.
Domenie addressed the
members, giving a short
history of the organization.
Mr. Cravens also announced that the Mangrove Action Group had
been granted the sum of
$1,000 from the Conservancy of Southwest
Florida with which to
continue its environmental
work and education at the
grassroots level.
Mr. Cravens led a round
of applause for Mr. Lester
Brown who is retiring as
treasurer, but remaining on
the board.
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Pelican Bay Womens League
Pelican Bay Women’s League takes on Boston Red Sox
and Minnesota Twins
Pelican Bay Women’s League update
A full bus load of PBWL
members, spouses and guests
gathered at the Pavilion
Shopping Center parking lot
the morning of March 12 and
traveled together to attend a
baseball game at The City
of Palms Park, Ft. Myers.
Although the focus was on
the Boston Red Sox and
the Minnesota Twins, the
highlight of the day may have
been the visit to the stands by
Wally, The Green Monster,
and the Red Sox mascot.
Slightly sunburned and
tired from all the fresh air,
the 55 fans traveled back to
Naples enjoying refreshments served by Shirley
Ernst and Marcol Fumai,
Co-Chairs of the event,
assisted by Joy Carren.
We are happy to report
that this sell-out event is
sure to be repeated in 2007.
By Joanne Hobin, President PBWL
L-R Joy Carren, committee, Shirley Ernst, Co-Chair,
Jane Nyman, Marcol Fumai, Co-Chair, Jolene Rushton
Pelican Bay watches for Wally, the Green Monster
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Area’s new International Design
Center plan revealed to
Women’s League
By Jo Boettner Ward
At the March 8 luncheon meeting of The Pelican Bay Women’s League, special guest
speaker, Margaret Miller, discussed Phase 1 of the three-story International Design Center
which has showrooms beginning to open in April 2006. Miller, one of Southwest Florida’s
great entrepreneurs, is President and CEO of Miromar Corporation.
The International Design Center, located at exit 123 off of I-75, will have the first floor
open to the public. The upper floors are open to the trade only, but accessible through
IDC’s “Designer-On-Call” program, which gives customers the opportunity to choose a
professional designer for consultation and access to upper floors. Showrooms, to mention
several, include Baker Furniture, Kravet Fabrics, Murano Glass Creations, and dozens
of furniture, fabric, floor covering and decorative arts showrooms.
Miller loves to travel and has incorporated various style elements from all over the world
as inspiration for her projects. The village of Portofino, Italy influenced her design for
Miromar Outlets. For Miromar Lakes Beach and Golf Club, inspirations were the French
and Italian Rivieras, Cote d’Azur, and Italy’s Amalfi Coast. She shared inspiration from
her favorite poet and a preview of her many upcoming projects. Enthusiastic attendees
received black canvas bags with IDC samples.
Miller also shared upcoming project plans, including a 5-star condo hotel at Miromar
Lakes and phase II of the Beach Clubhouse; Phase V of Miromar Outlets; The Shoppes
at Miromar Village; and the Miromar Professional Office Park next to IDC.
When finally completed, the International Design Center will be 400,000 square
feet, housing showrooms of fine furniture, accessories, wall coverings, floorings,
lighting, kitchen, bath, art and antiques.
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Pelican Bay Womens League
L-R front row: Carol Oudersluys, Birgit Adams,
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Joy Carren, Marcol Fumal, Beverly Hungerford, Dodie Giltz
L-R Jo Ward, Program Chair; Joan Kerns Kauffman, VP &
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CEO, Miromar Development Corp.; Joanne Hobin, President PBWL
L-R Edith Phelan, Pat Phillips, Diane Sanches, Doris Herbing
Pelican Bay Women’s
League Board Members
Carol McHale (left) and
Connie LaNier (right) join
Joan Kerns Kauffman
(center) Vice President
and General Manager
of the International
Design Center which
is scheduled to
L-R Sandy Abookire, Egle Pedini,
open April 2006.
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L-R Mary Ann Radcliff, Jackie Holzer, Doris Sandritler,
Carol Chambers, Carol Hennig
Margaret Miller, speaker
for March Pelican Bay
Women’s League Luncheon.
A capacity audience enjoyed
meeting Margaret Miller, one
of Southwest Florida’s great
entrepreneurs. Miller is
President and CEO of
Miromar Development
Corporation. The event
took place at the Club at
The Strand in Naples.
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Around the District
Sheriff’s office announces
urban police model
FREE
Guided Nature Walks
at Clam Pass Park
Boardwalk, Bay & Beach
By Stephanie Spell — Public Affairs and Communications Services Division Director,
Collier County Sheriff’s Office
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Walk-In Medical Clinic
Helen E. Thornburg, MD Steven West, MD, FACEP
Mon.-Fri. 9am to 8:30pm Sat. 9am to 6:30pm
Sun. Noon to 6:30pm
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*On site Lab and X-ray
IMMOKALEE ROAD
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VANDERBILT BEACH ROAD
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The North Naples district
covers (approximately)
from the north end of the
City of Naples to the Lee
TAMIAMI TRAIL NORTH
The Urban Police Model
is a test pilot for all of
our North Naples patrol
district, not just Pelican Bay.
County line and east to I-75,
east on Pine Ridge Rd.
to Whippoorwill Ln. and
south to Golden Gate Pkwy.
If the realignment and
change of orientation from
East/West to North/South
is successful (as we anticipate it will be), then the
other urban districts will be
considered for a similar
review and realignment.
Targeted to have kicked off
March 21, the reconfiguration requires changes in
our computer aided dispatch mapping program
that we hope to have complete by mid-March. The
patrol staff members have
to rotate into a 12-hour shift
pattern for this to happen.
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PINE RIDGE ROAD
801 Vanderbilt Beach Road
(West end of Pavilion Shopping Center)
(239) 596-9482
Monday through Saturday
8:30am
Ending April 29, 2006
Meet at Clam Pass
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262-0304
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PELICAN BAY
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All the amenities of Pelican Bay and more in South Naples.
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Call Candis Butt for a private
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MARINA COVE - WINDSTAR
New construction to be complete in April 2006, two luxury
condos available. 2BR plus
den on the 3rd floor and a 3BR
luxury end unit on the 4th floor.
$649,900 and $725,000 Call
Candis Butt or John Krol for
more information 239-592-6662
Lovely 2BR furn. condo in the
gated community of Windstar.
Tile floors in living area, garage, screen lanai. Community features golf, tennis,
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schuttle, & marina. $529,900
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Contact John Krol or Candis Butt
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Around the District/Bay
New District Lieutenant
in North Naples
Clam Pass guided
walk news
By Deputy Carmine Marceno
By Ed Selby, Conservancy Volunteer
On Tuesday January 10,
2006, Lt. Andrew Prisco
took command of the
North Naples Sub-Station.
Lt. Prisco was born and
raised in Queens, New
York. Lt. Prisco moved
to Boca Raton, FL and
graduated from Spanish
River High School in 1989.
Shortly thereafter, Lt. Prisco
started his Law Enforcement career with the Palm
Beach County Sheriff ’s
Office in 1990. In June
1995, Lt. Prisco joined the
City of Greenacres, Dept.
of Public Safety where he
was cross trained as a
Florida Certified Firefighter. Lt. Prisco has extensive experience in the
Law Enforcement arena;
his duty assignments have
included Corrections Deputy,
Patrol Deputy, Vice & Narcotics Investigator, Field
Training Officer, Gang Unit
Liaison and Patrol Sergeant.
Lt. Prisco and his family
moved to Collier County in
January 2000. at which time
he joined the Collier County
Sheriff ’s Office and was
assigned to the Immokalee
District until March 2004
when he was promoted to
Patrol Sergeant and transferred to our North Naples
District. Lt. Prisco’s knowledge and experience was
evident, which allowed
him to quickly take on the
responsibility of Administrative Sergeant for the
District. Lt. Prisco’s vision
included focus on “getting
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The following are two
weeks of daily reports
submitted by Clam Pass
walk guides. These guided
nature walks at Clam Pass
Park, boardwalk, bay and
beach are a great way to
learn about what’s in your
own backyard, so if you
haven’t gone on one yet,
make sure you do it soon, as
they end April 29th!
Monday’s report
by Mary
I had eight walkers yesterday. They were from Boston
and Seattle. It was high
tide, but the Osprey showed
up fishing, there were
Brown Pelicans, Tri-color
and some White Ibis. The
shells were pretty motley.
The people had great questions, so we lasted two hours.
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Tuesday’s report
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Five people, three children and two adults,
actually the same family I
took on a walk last year,
joined me today. The tenyear-old twins were very
bright and remembered
much they had learned last
year. We parted with “see
you next year.”
Wednesday’s report
by Bette
We had five people, one
family had visited the
Conservancy the day
before — they had a conservancy membership and
called Minnesota home. We
saw lots of spiders, heard
the Osprey and identified
numerous shells.
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Thursday’s report
by Ruth
We had 13 very interested
participants today. Only a
couple of people dropped
out in the beach area.
One woman couldn’t walk
on the sand.
Friday’s report by Art
I had a great group of 13
today, including a threemonth-old participant. We
saw Orb Weavers in abundance, a family of raccoons
scampering through mangrove shoots, and feeding
White Ibis in the mangroves.
Saturday’s report
by Ed
I had two couples today.
They found out about the
walk through the Pelican
Bay Post. While very
interested, they had a time
constraint, so I held the
walk to two hours. I used
Tom’s laser to point out
Mangrove Crabs and the
Basilica Spider Egg Sacs
that are so hard to see. My
couples were not members
of the Conservancy and
didn’t know much about it.
As a result of my walk, they
will be visiting the campus
next week and they offered
me a $40 tip! I had them
put the money in a Conservancy envelope and I
will be dropping it off on
campus next week.
Second Monday’s
report by Mary
I had six participants, all
of which were renters or
owners in Pelican Bay who
had heard and read that it
was a must-do event. Back
home was New York,
Illinois and Wisconsin. It
was high tide. The Osprey
put on their usual show,
thankfully, and the White
Ibis, Little Blue Heron, Tricolor Heron and the Brown
Pelican showed up while I
talked about the Eagle and
Osprey. When we arrived
at the beach, I found that it
was off limits just to the
north of the ramp due to
the dredging at Clam Pass.
There were few shells, so
I pulled out my trusty
supply. We talked about
the stranded Pigmy Sperm
Whale beaching a couple
of years ago, also about
sea turtle nesting, dolphins
and manatees.
Second Tuesday’s
report by Tom
We had a total of 14
people today including the
two Ed took. Sheri took a
group of six women and I
took a group of three
couples one of the couples
was from England. We saw
a raccoon on the ground.
The high point was getting to
watch an Osprey feeding in
a tree. See the image above.
Second Tuesday’s
report by Sheri
Great picture, Tom —
that silly bird kept sliding
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Woodpeckers right beside
the boardwalk near the
parking lot tram stop as
we made our return walk.
Second Wednesday’s
report by Bette
I had two walkers from
Illinois — one a member of
Conservancy. The walk
was quiet...lots of spiders,
new growth on mangroves,
few shells, more aquatic
plants on beach, lots of
Calusa ponderous ark
shells...ok to take since
not associated with discernable “dig.”
Second Thursday’s
report from Ruth
I had eight good participants, including a very
sharp first grader “who
was wonderful.” A tram
driver had pointed out the
flowering Tallandsia to
him so I had him point it
out to the group.
Second Friday’s
report by
Barbara & Ron Miner
We had 10 people on
our tour today, including
several of our friends and at
least two return visitors
with friends for the tour.
We saw a spectacular Tricolor Heron in mating
plumage. It’s beak was a
brilliant blue and it had
a white feather at the
back of its head that
looked like a night heron.
Truly spectacular. He was
wading south of the
boardwalk near the creek
that had been blocked
earlier. There was also a
Snowy Egret in mating
plumage there.
Second Saturday’s
report by Ed
What a disappointment.
No one showed up. I think
the drop in temperature into
the 50s at walk time, not to
mention the stiff breeze,
kept people away. The
highlight of my walk was
having a Black Racer charge
across the sandy road about
two feet in front of me.
That gave me some really
fresh tracks to look at.
On Saturday, Jack, the
Tram Driver, pointed out a
new shrub growing beside
the boardwalk and asked
me what it was. I told him
it looked like a Schefflera
but I wanted to check it
out to be sure. I have
now verified that it is
an Australian Umbrella
Tree aka Octopus Tree,
Schefflera actinophylla
“act-in-o-fi-la,” not a
Florida native. It is on the
right side of the boardwalk
as you head toward the
beach. Look for it past the
crow’s nest but well before
you get to the blooming
Cardinal Air Plant.
The photo below and this
following information are
from http://mgonline.com/
schefflera.html
Native to Australia, New
Guinea and Java, the
Umbrella Tree, Schefflera
actinophylla, is very common in South Florida and
the warmer parts of Central
Florida. Schefflera is also
seen indoors as a houseplant all over the world.
Rated up to 40 feet,
Umbrella Tree has large
shiny medium green leaves
held in groups of seven
compound leaves. Observers in New Guinea
report seeing Schefflera
growing epiphytic starting
as much as 40 feet up in
tall rainforest trees
Mature trees outdoors
in full sun develop very
showy flowers in the
summer. The Schefflera
shown in the picture to the
left is in the final red stage
of bloom. Unfortunately,
this Schefflera is also on
Florida’s “Don’t Plant” list
of nuisance trees. What
many people don’t realize is
outdoors, Schefflera is a
nuisance for three reasons:
1) Schefflera seeds itself very easily causing
Schefflera to grow where
no one wants a large tree;
2) Roots are strong, aggressive and can take over
much of the surrounding
soil; and 3) Schefflera sheds
leaves constantly creating
a littered appearance
below it.
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Navy League interested in establishing a Naples council
Bill Sanchez, a Pelican
Bay resident and a National Director of the Navy
League of the United States
(Navy League), is interested
in starting a Navy League
council in the Naples area.
The Navy League, founded
in 1902 and headquartered
in Arlington, VA, is a
civilian organization. It
is dedicated to informing
the American people and
government that the U.S.
is a maritime nation and
its national defense and
economic well-being are
dependent upon strong sea
services — U.S. Navy, Marine
Corps, Coast Guard and
Merchant Marine. With
over 275 councils and
66,000 members worldwide, it has become the
foremost citizens’ organization to serve, support,
and stand with all the U.S.
sea services. There are 24
councils in Florida.
In addition to educating
national leaders and the
nation, supporting the men
and women in the sea
services and providing
assistance to sea service
families, the Navy League
educates and trains our
youth in the customs and
traditions of the sea services
through a Naval Sea Cadet
Corps (NSCC). There is
an active NSCC unit that
drills in Ft. Myers.
Membership in the Navy
League is open to any U. S.
citizen…civilian or military.
No military background is
required. Members of the
armed forces are eligible,
but not while on active duty.
However, their spouses
can join any time.
“Why should you join the
Navy League?” Well, there
are many excellent reasons.
Monthly meetings will be
planned with interesting
speakers from both the
business and military communities. Field trips will
be arranged, which can
include tours and/or day
trips on U.S. Navy or U.S.
Coast Guard vessels, visits
to the U.S. Southern Command in Miami and other
military and Department
of Defense facilities. There
will likely be combined
meetings with some other
local organizations such
as war veterans groups,
the Reserve Officers Association, the Military Officers
Association of America
and others. As the council
grows, Corporate Affiliate
members will be solicited
which should generate
business for them and
certain advantages /
discounts for NLUS members. As with other organizations, there will be a
community service involvement including support of
Junior Reserve Officer
Training Corps (JROTC) in
local schools, of veteran’s
activities during the year
and of other meaningful
activities in the Naples area.
Membership entitles you
to the Navy League monthly
magazine, SEAPOWER,
which has interesting and
well written articles on a
myriad of subjects. The
January issue is the Annual
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“Smart Home” of the future is here today
By Matt Peters, Wireless Home President and proud Post advertiser
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Letter to the Editor
The Collier County Sheriff has informed the Pelican Bay Services Division of his decision
to terminate our contract for County police services by early April. Sheriff Hunter
promised improved coverage for Pelican Bay. We have enjoyed a deputy 24/7 on
permanent duty in Pelican Bay for many years. I think the patrols through the
condominiums and the control of speeders on Pelican Bay Blvd. and residential roads
have been a great benefit to the community.
The Sheriff admits he is under staffed. The deputies are going to be on 12-hour shifts.
My concern is he wants our deputies more than our money. In addition, we bought and
paid for five patrol cars with current mileage ranging from about 15 to 55 thousand miles.
The Sheriff has requested we donate these patrol cars to his department. I think we should
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service. Residents that have been here for seven or eight years will remember when Pelican
Bay Blvd. was a speeders delight. I’m not from Missouri, but I have the show-me-state
attitude, and the Sheriff must prove he can do more with less.
I am retiring after completing eight years of service on the PBSD board and I thank the
people of Pelican Bay for their support and the opportunity to serve.
~David Roellig, Member, PBSD
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Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
Aerobics II 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 9am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 9am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
Aerobics I 9:30am
Table Tennis 1pm
12
5
Aerobics II 8am
BLT 9am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
Aerobics I 9:30am
Table Tennis 1pm
4
Aerobics II 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 9am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
Foundation Brd Mtg April 24
PBSD Brd Mtg May 3
also online at: www.pelicanbay.org
Pelican Bay Post
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THURSDAY
Please watch Channel 96 for dates and times of Committee meetings,
or call the Foundation office at 597-8081
TUESDAY
7
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Aerobics 9:30am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
Duplicate Bridge 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Aerobics 9:30am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
21
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Aerobics I 9:30am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
14
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Aerobics I 9:30am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
FRIDAY
1
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
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Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
22
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
15
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
8
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
SATURDAY
Around the Bay
Events by organization
Frequently Needed Numbers
Emergency
911
North Naples Fire Dept.
597-3222
Sheriff’s Dept.
597-1607
Beach Store
513-0222
Canoes (1st come/1st serve, available at Station #6)
Catering
592-5722
Club Pelican Bay
597-1183
Comcast (cable television)
793-3577
Community Center
597-8877
Covenant Enforcement
596-6180 x237
Creekside Post Office
513-9161
Fitness Department
597-4120
Florida Power & Light (FPL)
262-1322
Foundation Commons
597-8081
Foundation Commons (fax number)
597-6802
Guest Passes
www.pelicanbay.org
Information (activities/programs)
597-8877
Information (membership/guest cards) 597-8081
Information (general)
596-6180
Mailbox Repairs
591-4131
North Tennis Center
597-8877
Pelican Bay Prop. Owners Assoc.
566-9707
Pelican Bay Services Division
597-1749
Sailboat Information
597-8877
SandBar (South Beach)
597-2781
SandPiper (North Beach)
592-5722
South Tennis Center
597-4497
Sprint (telephone service)
800-339-1811
Sunset Café
596-4799
Solid Waste (trash pickup)
403-2367
Water/Sewer Problems
530-6245
(Events are held at The Community Center unless otherwise noted)
Chess Club: Thursdays at
1pm. Call Michel Rosen,
596-5925.
Duplicate Bridge: Thursdays
at 6:30pm & Fridays at 1pm.
Fitness Classes: Call 597-8877.
Foundation Board Meeting:
Monday April 24, 10am
at the Hammock Oak Community Center.
Men’s Bridge: Every Mon.,
6:30pm. Chuck Morris, 514-0234.
Men’s Coffee: Meeting every
Tuesday — 9am, Hammock
Oak Community Center.
Please park at the Sandpiper
lot after 8am to take shuttle
to Community Center. Call
Joe Adams 597-5670.
Pelican Bay Art Guild: is
starting its spring class
designed for beginners as
well as those with experience. Call instructor John
Bowman, 566-8182.
Pelican Bay Services Division:
Brd. Mtg. Wed., May 3, 3pm.
Meet at the Hammock Oak
Community Center.
Women’s League: (PBWL)
The Women’s League, open
to all residents of Pelican
Bay, plan luncheons and
many special events throughout the year. As most of these
events require membership,
please join The League. Applications are available at The
Foundation Commons. Members please see your Newsletter for all current events. The
Board of Directors meet at
10am on the first Wednesday of the month at the
Community Center. These
meetings are open to all
members and your input is
welcome. Please attend.
Pelican Bay Songbirds: Join
us for Singing!! Each
Monday Morning, 9:30am,
St. Kitts. Call: Sandy Doyle
591-8037. We Love to sing
for functions within Pelican
Bay and sing in melody,
two-part harmony, and
four-part harmony. Come
on Monday mornings for
vocal warm-ups, favorite
songs, and fun!
Reminder: Existing members, please renew your
membership. Secure application online at www.
pelicanbay.org, or pick up
at the Foundation. Complete the form and send
$25 check to the address
noted on the form.
Foundation
Office
Hours:
9am - 5pm
Monday - Friday
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To play it is to admire it . . .
To own it is to love it!
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And you can apply for membership,
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Two excellent golf courses offer 36 championship-class
golf holes, with admirable variety, and interesting
challenges to your course management. And Imperial is
member-owned. There are no “annual” memberships.
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members. We literally come from everywhere. From
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Location, location, location. Imperial Golf Course Blvd
is just 2.7 miles north of Vanderbilt Beach Road, off US41
north. Less than 15 minutes from Pelican Bay.
Be sure to ask about the Regular Golf $36,000 SPL
(Special Promotion Limited). Also our 3/5/7
Limited/Convertible Membership — Still Available!
Community Forum
I would like to thank all of the residents of Pelican Bay for considering my candidacy
for the Foundation Board. I would, of course, especially like to thank all of the residents
who voted for me, who were willing to put their trust in me, but I would also
thank everyone who took the trouble to vote, no matter which of the excellent
candidates they chose.
I am immensely proud that I received the most individual household votes. I thank
each and every one of you. I hope my candidacy opened some windows on our thinking
and opened some eyes to all that we can do together; I hope my suggestions and
ideas will be incorporated into Board actions during the coming year. Most
importantly, I had the opportunity to learn from each of you your concerns,
expectations, and hopes for the future of Pelican Bay.
The first action I believe that we all need to take is to attend Foundation board meetings
regularly and make our opinions known — individually, and as groups. The best
example of activism is the women’s exercise group with their very clear proposal
for improving the South Beach exercise boardwalk. That should be one of the
Board’s first priorities for an internal improvement.
I am grateful that I had the opportunity to present myself before so many of you
at the Forum, Men’s Coffee, and the women’s exercise group. I learned from
each question. My hope is that in the future we will all work together to make a
great place to live even greater.
For now, I think all of us should be pleased at the excellent choices made by
the voters, and give our support to Bob Naegele and Jim Carroll to provide new
wisdomto the Foundation. I will be at the Foundation’s board meetings, and
I hope to see you there.
~ James Halikas, M.D.
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Terri Young
Home Watch Services
Dear Sirs/Madam,
Our family recently had a
family reunion and one of
the evenings was spent
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you to compliment on the
wonderful service that Tiny
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family had such a good
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Please pass on our thank
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This clubhouse is a model of contemporary design and
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Visit
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For details & membership information
Call Maria Alba at 597-8165
239-595-9416 cell
our website
Or visit us at
[email protected]
www.pelicanbay.org
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Around the Bay
Services Classifieds...Pelican
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Pelican Bay resident-owned businesses only: ($30 for up to 35 words) Fax to 591-4733 or e-mail to [email protected]
Computer
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Patient & reliable Pelican Bay
resident will give affordable
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PC Computer Tutor
Bruce Yankow 514-1594
EXPERT COMPUTER HELP
Computer problem solver.
Advice and instruction
available for installations,
programs, printers, networks
and digital cameras.
Affordable Rates.
Call Don Wilber at 598-4597.
Pelican Bay Resident.
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Realtor
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NICK’S FURNITURE
TOUCH-UP & REPAIR
Furniture & kitchen cabinet
refinishing. We repair nicks,
scratches, broken chairs/
tables, cigarette burns,
piano touch-up, cabinet doors/drawers. Also wood
graining, gold leafing,
faux finishing.
595-0344 Nick Sasso,
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239-594-2780
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a senior business executive,
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John R Wood Inc., Realtors.
239-591-1051
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Call me for service and results.
239-682-5285.
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PAM ETHERIDGE, GRI
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John R. Wood Inc., Realtors
239-591-2338
PET SERVICES
Loving care for your special pal.
Walks/Visits/Overnights.
Former service dog trainer.
Year-round Pelican Bay Resident.
Licensed/Insured/Bonded.
Member Pet Sitters
International. References.
Karen 293-6875
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As a licensed Real Estate agent,
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Paul Lamb at 239-250-8642.
I also handle seasonal rentals.
[email protected]
Ray Sapanski 239-566-3336
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KATHY GARDNER
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239-250-4007 mobile
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The Beach, Berm
& Boardwalk Advisory
Group (BBBAG) would
welcome your suggestions
on how to improve
your beach and tram
services, as well as
related issues of
security and safety.
Send e-mail to:
[email protected]
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Auto
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Secured Storage Facilities Available
6 month care package $449.00
(239) 732-1480
For additional information
on placing a Services Classified ad
please call Kathy at 239-591-2709
To Better
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Pelican Bay
resident-owned
businesses…
We Come To You!
We’ll treat your baby like it’s part of our family!
AVALON
8355 Excalibur
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Broker Associate, CRS, ABR, e-Certified,
[email protected]
Bilingual, 22 years experience
Office: 239-261-2244 ext. 861
Toll-Free: 800-448-3411 ext. 861
Cell: 239-370-1896
Residence: 239-598-2382
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Real Estate - For Sale
Real Estate - For Sale
Real Estate - For Lease
ST. NICOLE
HIGHLAND WOODS
OAKMONT-BY OWNER
AWESOME GULF VIEWS!
AVALON
Seasonal rentals: St. Marissa Golf included! 2/2 w/unobstructed, Awesome Gulf View! Call Now!
3BD/2BA Custom home; open
2bd/2ba, 1st floor w/garage,
Don’t Wait! 239-514-7748
sunny western view overlooks
(20th flr); St. Lucia (12th flr);
great room/kitchen; granite &
SW Lakeview exposure, 2
2 fairways & green. Turnkey
STOWE VERMONT
new appliances; Vol Ceilings; St. Tropez (6th flr); or pool home
pools, walk to new community
$339,000. Across from Bonita
Summer season or weekly.
available. Call Now to arrange
Plantation Shutters; Private
center and shops. $ 650,000,
Bay. Owner/agent 239-450-7437.
Newly
renovated 5BD/ 3BA
your
get-away!
978-887-1956
Garden Shower. $1,395,000.
furnished and turnkey. Agents
Chalet with privacy and
www.rentpelicanbay.com
LAUREL OAKS
Must see. 239-598-5059
welcome 1-800-613-8797
mountain views. $1800 per
2BR/2BA overlooking many palms.
[email protected]
week or call for longer stays.
BARRINGTON
Newly refurbished. Nearly new
PEBBLE CREEK
Lovely 2 BR/2BA + Den,
508-228-0976
flooring, appliances. On or off
AVALON
Nicely furnished 1st flr
End Unit. Furnished, 2nd Floor, season, no annual. 239-591-2782
ST. RAPHAEL
2 bedroom plus den, ground
unit.3bdrm/2bath/garage
attached garage. Avail.
Brand new and professionally
floor unit with garage. Hurricane
LONG LAKE, MAINE
w/great lake & pool views.
beginning April 2006 and for
furnished 2BR, 2Bath condo on
shutters, glass enclosed lanai,
$749,900. Lease considerd.
2007 Season. Call 703-532-7235 Lake front upscale chalet offers first floor, private yard, private
beautiful view, privacy, boating
pristine condition. $665,000.
716-913-2040 or
pool. Walk to Gulf. Annual or
etc. Available August 5-12 and
BREAKWATER
616-994-7010
[email protected]
seasonal. Call 732-892-2838
12-19. For info and photos
3/2, spectacular views, 2½ car
or cell at 616-836-7222.
239-598-9152
garage, new upgrades and
SUMMER RENTAL
finished lanai. New designer furn.
Cape Cod Massachusetts,
BARRINGTON
LUXURIOUS BAY COLONY
6 mo. Seas. $23,000 or $4400 Dec, 3 bedroom, 3 bath rental in highHarwich Port. 3 bedroom
3BD, main floor unit with one
A PELICAN BAY BEAUTY
$5400 April. 610-688-2666
Cottage, steps to beach and
car garage. Totally remodeled
New! Cannes in Pelican Bay.
rise. Upper floor, Gulf views;
summer 05. New kitchen, tile, 4BR/3½ BA Villa, 3682 sq. ft.,
2600 square feet; with heated town. $1,900 a week in season,
BREAKWATER
$1,000 week off season.
granite,stainless appliances,
walk to tram. Lake view &
pool, spa, gym and private
Granite, beautiful location over
781-444-2481
sunset skies. ($6,000/mo)
trim and ceiling crown.
cabana. (917) 670-4741.
lake, SW exposure. 2BR+Den/
Vince (330)702-8909
$699,900. 651-491-2222
THE DUNES
BR, 2BA, gated 2-car garage.
MARBELLA CONDO
3/2, Annual Rental, Walk to
All new Bernhart furnished,
For annual lease. Furnished
Beach, Unfurnished, Beautiful
CROWN COLONY’S FINEST
avail. Seasonal or year-round.
AVALON
3 bedroom/3 bath on 19th floor- Views, Wonderful Ammenities.
Low-rise retreat, St. Vincent’s,
239-254-1533, 239-287-8778
First
floor
lake
front
unfurnished
Killer
view
of
Gulf
and
Golf
Hurry, will go quickly. $2500/mo.
top floor condo, unobstructed
CHATEAUMERE ROYALE
course. Mary Nash 649-4415
Amy Fineberg-Rosenbluth.
lake view. Kitchen with granite 2Bd/2Ba newly painted & new
carpeting
no
smoking
no
pets
Large
2bdrm/2bath,
nicely
239-287-8778, 239-254-1533
counters/ Stainless appliances.
PEBBLE
CREEK
furnished condo. Avail 11/1/06
annual lease $1500/mo by
Crown moulding/Plantation
VALENCIA
Furnished seasonal rental
for seasonal rental(3 mo.min.)
owner-realtors welcome.
shutters. $675,000
2BR/2BA Top floor Garden
(2006-2007) 2 BR/2BA - garage 716-913-2040 or
239-287-3309
Owner 239-790-2669
Condo, 2007 Season, 3 mo.
lake - sunset views. Pools,
[email protected]
minimum 612-270-1515
fitness room - condo in excellent
[email protected]
condition.
Pictures
via
e-mail
CONDO-BREAKWATER
2 Bedroom + Den/2Bath, gated, upon request [email protected]
For Sale
508-888-6664.
2 car garage, elevator, lanai,
heated pool, tennis. Exercise
BEST DRY (IN & OUT) BOAT
PEBBLE CREEK
room, Beach access, walk to
Condo Storage in Naples
Seasonal Rental - Furn., Pool
tram. Seasonal rental.
w/fresh water pool/Ice. Member
view, first floor, garage, 2BR
Owner 570- 674-0829
owned. 10’wide 13’ high
condo. Pools, sauna, fitness room,
tram to beach. Call 631-751-8219 42’Deep. Steve Bott 293-7613
EQUISITE CAP FERRAT
or email [email protected]
Wanted
2700 square feet, 3BR/3BA,
PELICAN BAY CONDO
upper floor. Spectacular gulf
TO
PURCHASE
Updated 18th Floor unit on gulf
and golf course views,
Cresent 3 bedroom in
with SW exposure. 2BR,2BA +
gorgeous pool, gym, spa,
midrise building with good
den. Available all year-3 mo.
billiards room, etc.
golf course view, no agents.
minimum. Lease rates
216-496-6968
Call John 239-777-3236
($3-6,000/mo.) 239-514-3544
TRADE
GLENCOVE
ST. MAARTIN
Laurel Oaks in Pelican Bay
2BR/2BATH – 1ST Floor
Seasonal/Annual. Gulf view,
2 bedroom condo + cash for
Furnished w/extra Murphy bed.
2BR, 2BA, Den. Covered
Pelican Bay Villa. No agents.
Annual or Seasonal.
parking, completely furnished.
Call 216-408-4413 or
By owner 616-299-4118
contributed by Jim Brandetsas
Call 317-875-0589
[email protected]
Pelican Bay Post
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The Marketplace at Pelican Bay - by Steinmart & Albertsons
Volume 7, No. 8 Mid April 2006, 40 pages, USPS permit No. 2397
Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc., 6251 Pelican Bay Blvd., Naples, FL 34108
597-8081
(Fax) 597-6802
[email protected]
MarketCrank, Inc., 1750 J&C Blvd., Suite #5., Naples, FL 34109
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Editor: Kyle Kinney, Foundation President
Publisher: MarketCrank, Inc., Sharon Hood
Advertising: Laura Murdaugh & Rachel Morgan
Graphic Design: Kerry Fischel
Future Deadlines:
June Issue: 5/8/06
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Barrington
Bay Colony Shores
Bay Villas
Beauville
Biltmore at Bay Colony
Breakwater
Brighton at Bay Colony
Cannes
Cap Ferrat
Carlysle at Bay Colony
Chateaumere Royale
Claridge
Cocobay
Contessa at Bay Colony
Coronado
Crescent
Dorchester
Georgetown
Glencove
Grosvenor
Heron at Pelican Bay
Hyde Park
Interlachen
Isle Verde
L’Ambiance
Laurel Oaks
Lugano
Mansion La Palma
Marbella
Montenero
Oak Lake Sanctuary
Oakmont
Pebble Creek
Pelican Bay Woods
Pointe Verde
Remington at Bay Colony
Salerno at Bay Colony
Sanctuary
Serendipity
St. Andrews
St. Kitts
St. Laurent
St. Lucia
St. Maarten
St. Marissa
St. Nicole
St. Pierre
St. Raphael
St. Simone
St. Tropez
St. Vincents
Strand at Bay Colony
Stratford
Tierra Mar
Trieste at Bay Colony
Valencia at Pelican Bay
Villa Coronado
Villas at Pelican Bay
Vizcaya at Bay Colony
Willowbrook
Windsor at Bay Colony
Properties
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Pending Sales
Price Range
$555,000 - $819,000
$600,000 - $3,400,000
$3,995,000 - $5,990,000
$868,000 - $1,249,000
$985,000
$2,395,000 - $7,500,000
$798,000 - $949,000
$2,095,000 - $3,175,000
$1,595,000 - $1,995,000
$1,745,000 - $6,800,000
$2,400,000 - $2,485,000
$679,000 - $835,000
$1,100,000 - $1,250,000
$2,395,000
$1,525,000 - $6,500,000
$1,195,000 - $1,395,000
$899,000 - $975,000
$695,000 - $939,000
$1,995,000 - $2,799,000
$585,000 - $650,000
$1,279,900 - $1,450,000
$1,095,000 - $1,295,000
$575,000 - $740,000
$679,000 - $1,299,000
$1,895,000 - $2,395,000
$699,000 - $850,000
$525,000 - 629,000
$609,900 - $719,000
$990,000
$885,000 - $1,495,000
$6,395,000
$899,000 - $1,075,000
$1,349,000 - $1,695,000
$674,900 - $945,500
$1,295,000 - $2,700,000
$3,750,000
$3,650,000 - $7,500,000
$1,450,000 - $1,795,000
$595,000 - $874,000
$595,000 - $799,000
$1,295,000 - $1,395,000
$747,000 - $1,100,000
$999,000
$759,000 - $859,900
$849,000 - $1,695,000
$769,000 - $1,095,000
$889,000 - $958,000
$879,000 - $1,399,000
$900,000 - $1,995,000
$639,000 - $659,000
$799,000
$625,000 - $674,900
$14,990,000
$950,000 - $2,895,000
$1,150,000 - $1,349,900
$1,875,000 - $7,495,000
$599,000 - $798,000
$1,250,000
$879,000 - $969,000
$1,995,000 - $2,600,000
$629,000 - $649,000
$5,400,000 - $11,500,000
62 properties with contingencies priced from $519,900 - $12,750,000
THE COLONY $1,350,000
New never lived in with over 3000 sq ft.
Fabulous Views, Incredible Building
with its own Movie Room and lots
of extras. For more information call
Ginny Lee 591-3225
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PRE-CONSTRUCTION
OPPORTUNITIES
PRICED FROM $299-450,000!
Villagio a beautiful 70 acre community
with coach homes & garages. granite
counter tops, everything top of the line!
This Community Includes every imaginable
amenity: Villa Pool — Resort-style with panoramic views Cafe Verona — Internet cafe Bar Amici Tennis Courts Cardio Salon
Grand Piazza Cinema Delfino — Big screen theatre with surround sound Campo
Villagio — Bocce courts, park benches, outdoor fireplace. We have several fabulous floor
plans to choose from! For Details Call Ginny Lee 591-3225 or Scott Campbell 287-2338
PRE-CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES
Call Ginny Lee 591-3225
Be the first to know about these exciting pre-construction properties
( buy now for 20-25% down no more until you close around 2008)
Revenna at the Colony starting at $850,000
Aqua, Pelican Isle Yacht Club on the bay w/over 6000 sq ft starting at $1,950,000
Moraya Bay Beach Tower starting at $3 mil
Esperia North in Bonita Bay starting at $1 mil
Miromar Lakes Condo’s with boat docks on the lake
starting at $800,000 to $1,750,000
Ginn Properties in Florida, North Carolina, Bahamas starting at $500,000
Call Ginny Lee to be put on her
First to Know about Pre-construction VIP List Now!
QUAIL WEST
Call Kathie Soller 641-6449
Properties Sold Year-to-Date
For An Exciting update on
What is Happening in Quail West!
Based on information from the Naples Area Board of REATORS® and Association of Real Estate Professionals, Inc.
for the period January 1, 2006 through March 27, 2006, these properties were not all listed or sold by
Ginny Lee’s Team and were listed or sold by various MLS Participating Offices.
Call Ginny Lee 591-3225 for the
latest updates about buying or selling your home!
53 properties with selling prices of $640,000 - $5,151,515
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Today, more than 300 families in 38 states—including 51 who spend time
in Florida—savor the beneﬁts of our approach to total wealth management.
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Jeff Erickson at 239.434.7800.
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