Lee commissioners get generous with affordable housing and conservation

As the year comes to an end, Lee County leaders look to buy 30 acres for conservation and give out $5 million in grants.

Lee County in August 2020 approved a purchase of 193.82 acres on Four Mile Cove Parkway, Cape Coral, adjacent to Four Mile Cove Ecological Park, pictured here.
Lee County in August 2020 approved a purchase of 193.82 acres on Four Mile Cove Parkway, Cape Coral, adjacent to Four Mile Cove Ecological Park, pictured here.
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You’re going to be hard pressed to find anyone calling the Lee County commissioners Grinch this holiday season, a feat not often accomplished by politicians.

 

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