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Yellow Fever Creek Preserve Master Plan Public Workshop
Jan 4, 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jason Winner, Johnson Engineering, 239.334.0046 or jwinner@johnsoneng.com YELLOW FEVER CREEK PRESERVE MASTER PLAN PUBLIC WORKSHOP TO BE HELD ON JANUARY 10 FORT MYERS, Fla. (January 4, 2006) The City of Cape Coral and Lee County Conservation 20/20 are continuing their efforts toward a Stewardship Plan and Park Master Plan for a 500-acre regional park and preserve (Yellow Fever Creek Preserve) in northeast Cape Coral and north Lee County. The Yellow Fever Creek Preserve is located along Del Prado Boulevard, north of Kismet Parkway. As a part of the project, the City and County are sponsoring a second Public Workshop to obtain public input (the first was held in November 2004). The workshop is being coordinated by Johnson Engineering. The Public Workshop will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 10 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at King's Way Christian Center in northeast Cape Coral, 2016 Kismet Parkway E, Cape Coral. The goal of the workshop is to obtain public input on the preliminary site plan for this project. People are invited to gather information about the project and share their opinions on the features planned for the park. Some of the proposed park features include a welcome center, passive recreation trails, equestrian trails, primitive camping, environmental education opportunities, interpretive kiosks, and an interpretive historic farm. Please join us at this workshop and share your opinion on the planning of this project. For more information, please contact Jason Winner of Johnson Engineering at 239.334.0046 or jwinner@johnsoneng.com.
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