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Coastal News Today | FL -Commentary: If new Lake Okeechobee plan passes to the detriment of Southwest Florida, hold those responsible accountable
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Cape Coral opposes Army Corps of Engineer plan for Lake Okeechobee discharges
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County, local officials blast Lake Okeechobee plan
By NATHAN MAYBERG / nmayberg@breezenewspapers.com - | Jul 28, 2021
NATHAN MAYBERG
Lee County Board of County Commissioners Chairman Kevin Ruane listens to Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter as Lee County Manager Roger Desjarlais looks on behind him on July 28 at the Lee County Administration Building in Fort Myers during a meeting with Col. Andrew Kelly, commander of the Jacksonville district of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Lee County Board of County Commissioners Chairman Kevin Ruane sat across from Col. Andrew Kelly, commander of the Jacksonville district of the U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, in the Lee County Administration Building conference room and denounced the plan Kelly brought forward to manage Lake Okeechobee releases.
Local mayors meeting with Army Corps Monday over water quality concerns
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With yard waste and furniture among the things piling up, there seems to be no end in sight for Cape Coral’s trash problem.
As trash continues to pile up along your streets, the company says it faces a new competitor when looking for employees.
Waste Pro knows it has problems with trash in Cape Coral. So much so, that Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter is on them about it.
“I’m looking out my door seeing the same trash that the community is. I’m not happy about it,” Gunter said.
People are waiting for someone, anyone really, to pick up their bulk items and yard waste. For weeks, the company has blamed a nationwide driver shortage for failing to keep up with its scheduled pickups.