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New Project: Corkscrew Shores, Estero, Florida

Corkscrew Shores is a planned development of approximately 670 single family homes over a 722 acre property, including 253 acres of lake, 215 acres of native preserve, and a 13-acre Amenity Center site accommodating club, pool, sports and other recreational amenities for residents of the development.

The initial phases of Corkscrew Shores are currently under construction, and home sales are expected to begin in the early second quarter of 2014.

J.R. Evans Engineering, P.A. secures the first planning approval for 2014!

J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. secures the first planning approval for 2014! The Collier County planning commission voted unanimously Thursday to recommend approval for the Winding Cypress zoning amendment. The JRE team has been working on behalf of Pulte Homes to amend the current zoning to allow for an additional 584 residential units and a new Village Center within the Winding Cypress community. The amendment also includes removal of the golf course use, a change we are seeing more often in Collier County.

SmarterSafer.org says Congress out to consider another approach than delaying the 2012 law, known as Bigger-Waters....

Opponents of delaying flood insurance premium increases find solace in new CBO report. SmarterSafer.org, which also includes some environmental groups, mitigation firms and advocates for less federal spending, said the report shows that Congress ought to consider another approach than delaying the 2012 law, known as Biggert-Waters, which aims to make the program fiscally sound. - If you are experiencing a Flood Insurance premium increase, please call 239.405.9148 for information on how J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. can help!

J.R. Evans Engineering provides a Preliminary Analysis at no cost!

Did you know J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. provides a preliminary analysis to review your property and determine if a Flood Zone Modification is feasible, at NO cost? The analysis involves review of the property location, conditions, available topographic information and comparing information to the flood elevations and the County Flood Study. Please email: [email protected] and request a form today!

It appears that one vehicle for members of Congress seeking to delay to flood insurance premium increases is now off the table.

WASHINGTON -- It appears that one vehicle for members of Congress seeking to delay flood insurance premium increases -- adding an amendment to a pending defense authorization bill -- is now off the table.

For information on how J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. can help, please call 239.405.9148.

http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/12/lawmakers_seeking_delay_in_flo.html

JRE will participate in the 2013 South Florida Condo, HOA & Co-op Expo on 12/04/13

J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. will participate in the 2013 South Florida Cooperator Expo scheduled for Wednesday, December 4th at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center. Please stop by and learn about services benefiting your board and homeowners. We look forward to meeting you!

https://fl-expo.com/

Feedback on a recent job completed by JRE.

J.R. Evans Engineering, P.A. appreciates comments and feedback from our valued clients! Thank you!

J.R Evans Engineering is featured in the Florida Weekly Business Observer: Out of the zone

Evans says it's important not to file frivolous requests for a map change from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the government agency overseeing the flood-map program. As a result, none of Evans' requests has been turned down. "FEMA appreciates the input to their model," he says, noting that it provides more detail for their maps. "They know our firm."

Check out J.R. Evans Engineering in November's Gulfshore Business Magazine!

The November issue of Gulfshore Business is buzzing with special features on the small but mighty community of Estero and the slow but recovering housing market. Check out J.R Evans Engineering, P.A. in November's Gulfshore Business magazine. (Digital issue pages 60/68)

http://www.paperlit.com/read/gulfshore/2013-10-22?format=js#page=60

NBC-2 Local News reports: Flood Insurance spike to hurt local businesses

NBC-2 Reports: "Flood insurance spike to hurt local businesses. The rates come after a new federal legislation was created to fix the national flood insurance program's $28 billion deficit. Nearly 9,000 policy holders in Lee County alone are affected. They will lose subsidies and get standard-rate policies." - For information on how we can help, please call J.R. Evans Engineering at 239.405.9148.

http://www.nbc-2.com/story/23797777/flood-insurance-spike-to-hurt-local-businesses?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9458587#.Um6h7b7D9LN

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  • President, Molly Hennings
  • Vice President, Kevin Olszak
  • Secretary, Al Diaz
  • Treasurer, Arizona Keegan
  • Director, Derek Bebee
  • Director, Ali Pool
  • Director, Jon White

Message from President

Since 1995, the Community Association Managers of Marco Island has proudly served its community and members. Although many changes over the years have influenced the way in which our business is conducted, members taking the opportunity to help and learn from one another has not. Both Managers and Associates alike work diligently to service our community associations. Factors such as time constraints, workforce availability and severe weather challenge us all. Overcoming these obstacles with education, technological advances, quality mentoring and networking are the shining keys to our success.

We are fortunate to have a few of CAMMI’s original Board members serving as Board members today. These Board members are true assets and will help mold and structure the future of CAMMI, with a goal to refocus the organization during an exciting rebranding that will catapult our organization into the next generation! This rebranding of CAMMI has a youthful insight but will always stay true to its original design.

Everyone’s input and participation are an essential part of this organization. As such, CAMMI has always received incredible support from our Associate Members, so Manager participation is one of our main goals in the next coming year. Your current Board of Directors will be working hard to continue to provide enjoyable and rewarding Networking and Continuing Education opportunities for all our members.

I am honored to serve as President of this fine group filled with so many professional and talented members. Please feel free to contact me or any of our board members with any questions, comments or suggestions.

Molly Hennings, President

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