Cape Coral Ordinance

Cape Coral Ordinance 24-26 authorizes issuance of up to $103. 5 million in Utility Improvement Assessment Bonds (North 1 East Area, Series 2026) to finance potable water, wastewater, and irrigation capital improvements...

Ordinance 17-26 amends the Cape Coral Land Development Code to clarify and streamline regulations on fences and walls (Sections 5. 2...

Ordinance 17-26 amends the Cape Coral Land Development Code to regulate fences and walls citywide. Changes establish height limits (6-8 feet for residential, 8 feet for non-residential bordering residential, 10 feet for recreational facilities), setback requirements varying by location and zoning, and approved materials including wood, concrete block, brick, wrought iron, aluminum, vinyl, and chain-link...

The Cape Coral City Council met on April 15, 2026, and set a public hearing for May 6, 2026, on Ordinance 17-26 to amend the Land Development Code. The ordinance updates fence and wall regulations in Chapter 2 (Accessory Structures) by clarifying requirements in sections 5...

Ordinance #10-26 amends Cape Coral's Land Development Code to clarify and standardize height measurement rules for buildings and structures. The ordinance eliminates inconsistencies in how height is measured, provides clarity on structures not classified as buildings, authorizes the Development Services Director to grant height relief through an existing deviation process, and exempts structures on city-owned properties from height restrictions...

Ordinance 10-26 amends Cape Coral's Land Development Code to clarify height measurement standards for buildings and structures. The ordinance modifies Section 1...

The City Council introduced Ordinance 10-26 to amend the Land Development Code and standardize how building and structure heights are measured. The ordinance eliminates an existing inconsistency in height measurements, provides clarity for structures not meeting the City's building definition, and offers flexibility for property owners seeking minor height relief through administrative deviations subject to Director approval...

Cape Coral's Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Amendment #2 approves multiple budget adjustments across city funds, effective through February 2026. Key actions include: implementing a new rental registration fee program for residential properties (effective January 1, 2026), accepting $6 million in state grant funding for the Northeast Reservoir Project water infrastructure, recognizing police and fire grant awards, and adjusting departmental allocations across general operations, impact fees, and capital projects...

City of Cape Coral approved a budget amendment ordinance (18-26) on April 15, 2026, that increases the FY 2026 operating budget, revenues, and expenditures by $11,323,646. The amendment modifies the previously adopted City budget (Ordinance 3-26, which amended Ordinance 50-25) to account for additional budgetary adjustments during the fiscal year...

Cape Coral rezoned a 2-lot commercial property at 124 Cape Coral Parkway West from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P) zone via Ordinance 16-26. The applicant, 118 Cape Coral, LLC, received approval from the Mayor and City Council...

This ordinance rezones a 0. 23-acre parcel at 124 Cape Coral Parkway West from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P) zoning...