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Sep 16, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The City of Bonita Springs is soliciting bids for vegetation management and debris removal in the Leitner and Rosemary Canal Segments. The solicitation is RFB 26-12 and is listed as a Request for Bid. The original posting shows it as open for bidding, with bids due November 3, 2026 at 2:00 PM.
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Census ID
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189812
Employee FTE
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58.1
Population
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57,634
Procurement Difficulty Score
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Bonita Springs
The council recognized students from Bonita Springs High School as students of the month. During the meeting, members discussed and approved an interlocal agreement with Lee County for transit services, debating the effectiveness and potential service gaps of the current transit offerings. The council also approved the final plan for the Wonder Garden special assemblage, stipulating requirements for architectural alignment with the downtown vision. Furthermore, a presentation was delivered regarding the environmental site assessment report and soil management plan for the Bonita-Estero Rail Trail.
The board considered a special exception amendment for the Aqua Restaurant regarding the relocation of its previously approved outdoor dining area. The applicant requested to shift a portion of the 900 square feet of dining space from the south side of the building to the west side, with no increase in the total approved square footage. The board discussed safety conditions, including the requirement for a physical barrier, before ultimately approving the amendment as presented.
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The meeting featured several ceremonial items, including the recognition of the Pet of the Month, and proclamations for Red Ribbon Week and Case Manager Month. The Board addressed public comments regarding a zoning case and passed the consent agenda. Additionally, the Board approved the issuance of water and sewer bonds for the 2026 series to support the financing of the South County and Fort Myers Beach water reclamation facilities.
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