Big decisions may be determined regarding Clam Bay, the body of water one might describe as the inter-coastal shared between Pelican Bay and Seagate:

While Pelican Bay has been a huge advocate for protecting and preserving the natural sanctuary of Clam Bay and touting tranquil kayaking and canoeing to their members as part of the membership amenities offered through Pelican Bay, the neighboring community, Seagate, has different interests...which are pretty easy to understand after taking a closer look:

Seagate is home to nearly 80 home-sites offering waterfront but really no navigability to the Gulf of Mexico...BUT...

If Seagate gets their wish on Tuesday, not only will those new navigational markers go up but they are also crossing fingers for dredging a four foot deep channel in Outer Clam Bay which could open those waters up and allow those properties to appreciate almost over night since they'll then be able to market and sell those homes as true Gulf access properties. This wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing either considering some of the homes in this little area need some attention.

Seagate isn't the only neighborhood who could benefit.  8 condo and villa communities in Naples Cay may also see some benefit.  Those are:

• Baypointe (High-rise)
  
• Beach House (High-rise)
  
• Club at Naples Cay (High-rise)
  
• Sea House (Mid-rise)
  
• Seapoint (High-rise)
  
• Seasons at Naples Cay (High-rise)
  
• Villas Raphael (Villas)
  
• Westshore (High-rise)

I could be all wrong here but what County Commissioner is going to turn down a project that is going to ultimately bring more tax dollars to the table?  We all know when property values go up, taxable dollars go up and in a county where they're trying to creatively figure out how to meet budget demands...

If you're interested in learning more about Pelican Bay, Seagate or Naples Cay, contact me direct!

Best Regards,

Your Naples Smart Girl!