PETITION TO REFORM PERMITTING PRACTICES AND MODERNIZE THE CITY OF CAPE CORAL’S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (LDC)
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BONNIE DENILLO
10 months ago
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I have been a licensed contractor here since 2005 and have never had so much trouble getting a C/O. It's ridiculous. My customers home has been done for a couple of months now, and I still cannot get a C/O. The energov system here is also a joke.
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Eric Koch
11 months ago
All for it!!
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Nelson Carmona
11 months ago
I agree 100 % with this petition
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Dick Devlin
11 months ago
Permitting process in Cape Coral needs a Dodge reform.
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Patricia Schumacher
11 months ago
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We have some very good department heads and staff but some areas are sadly lacking and need leadership to provide the service the citizens of Cape Coral deserve.
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11 months ago
Reform no more developments until water is fixed.
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Anonymous
11 months ago
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I completely agree that this city has a find a way to say no mentality unless you have ‘friends’ or ‘money’ to grease the wheels. Family in the approval stage of the permitting department of contractors seems like a huge conflict of interest especially when the family company is directly being approved by the relative.
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Arlene Esposito
11 months ago
This town is not looking good at all
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Dee Klockow
11 months ago
Need a government for the residents not for weekend visitors!!!!
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Janet Grevious
11 months ago
Excellent reform. Make decisions for the people, not government.
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William Cosme
11 months ago
Need to be more front coming with your growth
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Ron Bikus
11 months ago
Need to clean up and shorten process to pull and receive permits. The Cape is a joke
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Donna Bikus
11 months ago
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We need major reforms and time frames to shorten. Every contractor moans when you say Cape Coral because it means months longer to get permits than anywhere else
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Sheryl Jeffery
11 months ago
No work done on Yacht Club and food trucks we finished for July4th
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Christian Monroe
11 months ago
Afuera!!!
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Sera LoBue
11 months ago
Get them out
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Tim Wilson
11 months ago
They need to throw every one out and start over with the right way of doing things!!!
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Mario Cordova
11 months ago
I think That People That Pay Property Tax and Don,t live all year around as the same right . Or ever more they paid more TAX.
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Robert Lee
11 months ago
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Permitting within the City should be a welcoming process, not a nightmare. A more expedient process is essential to growth and the drawl of new business.
I have been a licensed contractor here since 2005 and have never had so much trouble getting a C/O. It's ridiculous. My customers home has been done for a couple of months now, and I still cannot get a C/O. The energov system here is also a joke.
All for it!!
I agree 100 % with this petition
Permitting process in Cape Coral needs a Dodge reform.
We have some very good department heads and staff but some areas are sadly lacking and need leadership to provide the service the citizens of Cape Coral deserve.
Reform no more developments until water is fixed.
I completely agree that this city has a find a way to say no mentality unless you have ‘friends’ or ‘money’ to grease the wheels. Family in the approval stage of the permitting department of contractors seems like a huge conflict of interest especially when the family company is directly being approved by the relative.
This town is not looking good at all
Need a government for the residents not for weekend visitors!!!!
Excellent reform. Make decisions for the people, not government.
Need to be more front coming with your growth
Need to clean up and shorten process to pull and receive permits. The Cape is a joke
We need major reforms and time frames to shorten. Every contractor moans when you say Cape Coral because it means months longer to get permits than anywhere else
No work done on Yacht Club and food trucks we finished for July4th
Afuera!!!
Get them out
They need to throw every one out and start over with the right way of doing things!!!
I think That People That Pay Property Tax and Don,t live all year around as the same right . Or ever more they paid more TAX.
Permitting within the City should be a welcoming process, not a nightmare. A more expedient process is essential to growth and the drawl of new business.
Sounds like this is needed in the cape