Nearly $1B Captiva resort gets Lee County zoning approval


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 3:20 p.m. August 6, 2025
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Greg Spencer, CEO of Timbers Co., shows off the plans for the South Seas resort on Captiva at the company's development site across from the main gate to the resort.
Greg Spencer, CEO of Timbers Co., shows off the plans for the South Seas resort on Captiva at the company's development site across from the main gate to the resort.
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The Lee County Commission voted Wednesday to approve the zoning for the South Seas resort on Captiva Island.

The vote was 3-1 with Chairman Kevin Ruane, who represents District 1, opposed and Commissioner David Mulicka, who represents District 3, absent, says a resort spokesperson.

The zoning moves 120.5-acres of the property from residential multifamily, marine commercial and two-family conservation to mixed use planned development, according to an agenda for the public hearing.

 

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