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City official: Mine development litigation led to roughly 700 approved units; city bought more than $6 million in property rights
Summary
A city official said litigation and mediation over a mine development resulted in about 700 approved residential units and that the city purchased more than $6 million in property rights; officials said site drainage largely stays on-site and an outfall is used only in severe storms.
A city official at a Bonita Springs City town hall said litigation over development of the site known locally as the mine resulted in an agreement that set the approved number of residential units at about 700 and included city purchases of more than $6 million in property rights.
The city official said the settlement followed litigation and mediation and that the approved buildout includes improvements…
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