Permits & Zoning in Marco Island, Florida

Marco Island City Council adopted a strategic priorities plan in January 2026 outlining six major goals through 2028: identifying new revenue sources (business tax, communications tax, parking), pursuing an infrastructure bond referendum for capital projects including $2 million in playground improvements, completing level of service studies, advancing parks and Old Marco master plans, developing a citywide grant policy, and building an advanced wastewater treatment facility. As of May 2026 updates, the council has approved the infrastructure bond referendum for the August 2026 ballot and directed staff to prepare an ordinance for the advanced wastewater treatment project...

The City of Marco Island, Florida is authorized to borrow $13. 4 million for the Kendall Assessment Area and $13...

The Marina proposed a major redevelopment with a new restaurant and parking improvements. Some residents asked about traffic impacts on nearby streets.

This ordinance explains the process for changing zoning in Marco Island. The city council, planning board, city manager, or residents can propose zoning changes...

This section explains how Marco Island collects fees for city services and permits. The city council can adopt and change the fee schedule whenever it votes on a resolution...

The City Council approved new fees for development permits, reviews, and related services. The fee schedule sets charges for applications, appeals, and consultant services...