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District counsel reiterates opinion on Corkscrew Road ownership as Village of Estero orders engineering study
Summary
District Counsel Tony Pires said his view on ownership of Corkscrew Road (west of U.S. 41) "has not changed"; the Village of Estero engaged Johnson Engineering to inspect streets and walkways, and PSGRC leaders said the study will include the west side of Corkscrew Road and focus on the U.S. 41 intersection.
District Counsel Tony Pires told the Board that, after reviewing documents, his opinion regarding ownership of Corkscrew Road west of U.S. 41 "has not changed." The Village of Estero has engaged Johnson Engineering to inspect streets and walkways to determine what repairs or jurisdictional responsibilities exist, and PSGRC President Neil Collins provided an update on the town-hall discussions focusing on the U.S. 41 intersection.
Charlie Krebs and Mr. Pires summarized county and village positions based on past memoranda and documents; Mr. Wilhems confirmed the Johnson Engineering study will include the west side of Corkscrew Road. Tony Pires said he will forward Apple Signs contact information to Mrs. Adams for sign procurement.
The briefing does not record a formal change in ownership or responsibility; rather, it documents counsel’s maintained legal opinion and an ongoing engineering study that may clarify maintenance and repair responsibilities.
