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Save the Date. The NWNA is holding a “Clean the Cape” event at Tropicana Park on April 24. We are partnering with Waste Pro, Keep Lee County Beautiful, and the City of Cape Coral to make our city beautiful again. We will meet at Tropicana Park at 8:00 a.m. on April 24 to hand out […]
Read MoreCome Out and Join Us for the 7 Islands Clean-Up Day! Hello Members, Remember the four focus items you wanted us to work on last year? 1. UEP 2. 7 Islands 3. North Spreader Waterway Exit (Feasibility Study) 4. Beautification, Safety, Lights, Walkways, etc. We want to start the year off on a positive note while addressing both the […]
Read MoreCrystal Lake Solution is in Progress! NWNA Members: Please see the memorandum on actions the city is taking to resolve the issue at Crystal Lake. I am very pleased with the action taken by the City of Cape Coral, led my Mr. Ilczyszyn, and I am sure you will also recognize the fast attention given […]
Read MoreNWNA Members: The City of Cape Coral is aggressively pursuing a resolution to the situation at Crystal Lake. Plans are already in place to address the concerns you raised, including the suggestions in the bulletin I sent on Monday. I am confident the right resources are on this problem with the right urgency. Please do […]
Read MoreNWNA Members: Happy New Year and my best wishes to you and your family for a great 2021. We have a situation in the vicinity of Crystal Lake Park and I am asking you to support our members and help out. The members near Crystal Lake are at their wits end with the partying, drag racing, […]
Read MoreDecember 12, 2020 Members Pictures We are having our Second NWNA Neighborhood Cleanup Day event to end 2020 and get us off to a clean start for next year. If you are an active NWNA Member, you can participate. On Saturday, Dec 12, 2020, if you agree to take a walk and pick up trash […]
Read MoreUpdate – Tropicana Park and Cape Coral Rowing Club PUA Draft Attached below is the NWNA pro forma Priority Use Agreement (PUA) for the public property the Rowing Club will occupy on Tropicana Park. At a City Council Meeting in June, the dais discussion centered around stipulations to define the limits of the Rowing Club’s […]
Read MoreInstalled Bioswale Issues: Dead grass and Standing water Local residents have noticed some issues with the newly installed bioswales within the in North 2 UEP area. We asked the UEP Project Manager to look into the problem and resolve the issues that have surfaced. 1. Dead Grass 2. Standing water The Project Manager quickly responded […]
Read MoreNWNA Vice President Dennis Winchester and Public Works Chairman Don Freeman held an introductory meeting with Public Works Director Mr. Paul Clinghan and Utilities Extension Manager Mr. Kevin Higginson. The meeting provided an opportunity to introduce Don to the Public Works leadership, discuss his background, learn about Public Works initiatives/processes, and discuss some current North […]
Read MoreDuring the City Council Meeting on June 1, 2020, the final design plan for Tropicana Neighborhood Park was approved which included locating the Cape Coral Rowing Club in the southeast corner of the park. The final design is the result of ongoing input from the NWNA, Council, park staff, citizens, and the rowing club to […]
Read MoreJohn Bashaw, President of the NWNA (Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Association) review details from the 7 Island Cleanup Initiative and talks about how the City of Cape Coral will be involved at the next NWNA Member Meeting.
Read MoreDear Members, We would like to share this update from Commissioner Brian Hamman’s office regarding the section of Burnt Store Road, north of Van Buren Parkway to the Charlotte County line. Dear NWNA, Currently, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is getting started on a Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study along Burnt Store Road […]
Read MoreTake a look at what is coming to Cape Coral in 2021 and the direction the city will be taking as we continue to grow. This report provides a summary of the City’s Economic Development Activities for the 4th Quarter of 2020. It includes a mix of permit and construction activities, revenues generated from such […]
Read MoreNWNA Members: At the Council Meeting on February 10, 2021, the Plans for the D&D Boat Ramp Property were presented. Three options were discussed, and the one with the restaurant appears to be the most likely, assuming parking issues can be addressed. The need for a fuel dock was brought forward as well. The presentation […]
Read MoreWaste Pro Changes Some Service Days. Are they changing yours? Check the map and see if you live in the area that will change. Posted by NWNA on Tuesday, February 9, 2021
Read MoreJohn Bashaw, President of the NWNA (Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Association) provides an update on how the relationship between the organization and the City of Cape Coral has improved.
Read MoreWatch as we give an update on the 7 Islands Property in Cape Coral, FL Overview & Update: John Bashaw, President of the NWNA (Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Association) provides an overview on the 7 Islands property and an update on its development.
Read MoreWatch as John Bashaw the president of the Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Association, INC., gives an introduction to the organization and explains our mission within the community.
Read MoreHey, it’s a new year and, once we clear this series of cold fronts, things will be warming up in Cape Coral. That may be, in part, because of the hot real estate market. The Cape’s economic Development Office reports single-family home sales in Lee County rose to 1,648 units in December 2020, an increase of […]
Read MoreNWNA Members: With the tragic passing of Mayor Joe Coviello, the City Council was faced with two options for choosing a replacement. One option was to hold a special election to fill the seat until the next general election. The other option was for the Council to select Mayor Joe’s replacement to hold the seat […]
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