PINE LAKES RESIDENTS:
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Pine Lakes
Plans of Action Committee :
Ron Thoreson,
Communications Director
Matt Heier, Vice President of PLEHOA
Bob Konetzny
Ray Bond, Director
Mike Hayes, Vice President of HOAII
John Houser, Director
Bob Godek, Director of PLEHOA
HOA'S WORKING TOGETHER
This “Plans of Action” page is dedicated to keeping you informed of information surrounding ELS adjoining land development.
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This MCP map is a part of the most recent ADD2021-00147 application and includes the additional roads.
This is the most recent MCP
(Master Concept Plan Map)
06 July 2021
From your HOAII Board
The HOA II Board of Directors have put a lawyer that is familiar with Government law and the dealing of County Commissions and a Planner who is also familiar with Government and planning commissions, on retainer. Both of them come highly recommended.
06 July 2021
"This is the preliminary drawing that ELS presented to the Pine Lakes HOAII and PLEHOA Boards in August 2018. It is posted here accurately and without any additions to color or context. This is not the drawing submitted to the Zoning Board or currently shown at resident meetings. ELS has "sanitized" this Preliminary Drawing because it shows the truth about how 350+ homes on the property will look. (Thanks Mike Gloss)
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16 November 2022
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING DISCUSSIONS WITH THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT.
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14 August 2022
IMPORTANT ELS FRENCH PROPERTY PURCHASE UPDATE!!
Lee County Records Show ELS Purchased the French Property. Attached and below is a copy of the sale that happened on July 21st. 2022.
ELS PURCHASE THE PROPERTY FOR $6,250,000.00 = $75,301.00 per acre
Note that the asking price was $8,900,000.00 = $107,229.00 per acre (difference of $32,000 per acre)
The French Estate gave up 1/3 of their asking price or $2,650,000.00
