Land Use & Development in Cape Coral, Florida

Cape Coral City Council met on May 6, 2026, to consider resolutions approving contracts, grants, and administrative actions totaling over $8 million, plus ordinances addressing zoning, land use, and infrastructure. Major actions included awarding contracts for ready-mix concrete ($550,000), auto parts inventory ($2...

The Cape Coral City Council approved seven resolutions and three ordinances on May 15, 2026, authorizing significant government spending and policy changes. Major approvals include a $110 million utility improvement bond issuance for the North 1 East area, fleet maintenance parts contract with NAPA Auto Parts ($2...

The Cape Coral City Council held a regular meeting where it approved multiple resolutions and ordinances to conduct city business. Key actions include: approving a $162,500 deposit to Florida Power & Light for transmission facility relocation on the Andalusia Boulevard Extension; accepting permanent utility easements from Wave Goodbye, LLC at 1109 Pondella Road; awarding a $6,390,400 contract to Wells & Water Systems for installing ten water supply wells for the North Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant expansion; awarding $865,945 to Tigris Aquatic Services for invasive species removal in Districts 1-4; approving a $818,751...

The City Council approved multiple contracts for services and materials totaling millions of dollars. Economic development grants were awarded to two businesses...

The city changed zoning rules about building setbacks. The new rules exempt newly installed HVAC, generator, and pool equipment from setback restrictions...

The city council considers a change to zoning rules on June 3, 2026. This change allows homeowners to place generators, air conditioning equipment, and pool equipment in side and rear yards...