Public hearing set for controversial Captiva resort rezoning

A new 12-hole golf course replaces the one destroyed during Hurricane Ian at the South Seas resort on Captiva.
A new 12-hole golf course replaces the one destroyed during Hurricane Ian at the South Seas resort on Captiva.
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The owners of the South Seas resort — and those opposing it — will go before the Lee County Commission on Aug. 6 after a county Hearing Examiner recommended approval of a zoning application for the nearly $1 billion redevelopment July 11. 

 

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