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Welcome to the Lee County
Department of Community Development

 

Our Mission, through the services we provide, is to:

  • Promote orderly growth and a healthy environment through planning.
  • Implement state & local growth guidelines through the Lee Plan and Land Development Code.
  • Protect the public by enforcing building codes and other safety mandates.
  • Provide courteous, timely, and efficient service to the public.

 


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Extensions for Development Orders, Master Concept Plans, and Concurrency Certificates

At its regular meeting on Oct. 11, 2011, Lee County Commissioners adopted a resolution which will allow for four-year extensions of Development Orders, Zoning Master Concept Plans, & Concurrency Certificates issued between Jan. 2, 2006 and June 30, 2012. 

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Impact Fee Updates
 
Impact Fee Updates
 
On Tuesday, April 10, 2012, Lee County Commissioners adopted a new Impact Fee schedule that lowered School, Parks, Fire and Emergency Medical Service fees.  For additional information or to view the reports, click here.
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2010 Florida Building Code

Building code updates effective March 15th

Building permit applications must comply with the 2010 Florida Building Code as of March 15, 2012.
 
Master plans on file with the Community Development Department must be updated to the new code.  Plans submitted on or after March 15, 2012 must be certified as meeting the 2010 Florida Building Code.
 
For details about the new code, go to www.floridabuilding.org.
 
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Lee Plan updates now available

The Lee Plan codification as amended through March 2012 is now available online. This codification is the result of several amendments (noted below along with their effective date). 

• DR/GR Second Partial Final Order, effective 10/2011
• 2010/2011 Regular Amendment Cycle, effective 11/2011
• Pine Tarr, LLC (CPA2010-00006), effective 01/2012
• DR/GR Final Order, effective 03/2012

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Sea Turtle nesting season May 1 - Oct. 31

Sea turtles are nesting on Lee County beaches. Two months later, the tiny hatchlings will emerge from the sand. Both adult sea turtles and their hatchlings use the seaward horizon as their guiding light and may be lured away from the water by artificial light visible from the beach. Click here to learn more.

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Proposed Parking Requirements
 
Lee County is proposing a comprehensive review of commercial parking requirements.  In general,  the update results in fewer required paved parking spaces for new development.  The new codes will also be streamlined and more reader friendly.  Click here to learn more.
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