Community invited to kickoff meeting on restoration plan to improve water quality
The City of Cape Coral will hold a kickoff meeting for the North Cape Coral Alternative Restoration Plan starting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, at the Cape Coral Public Works Operations Center.
The project will address nutrient-related water quality impairments in the north Cape and nearby coastal waterways.
“The city encourages community members to attend the meeting, learn more about the project and provide input on the future of Cape Coral’s water resources,” it reported.
Attendees will hear from city staff and the project’s consulting team about the work underway to develop an alternative restoration plan.
The plan will focus on improving water quality in the creeks and canals of the north Cape and Matlacha Pass. It will also evaluate opportunities related to storm surge protection and floodwater flow regulation.
Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions, learn more about the project and share feedback with the project team.
For more information on the North Cape Coral Alternative Restoration Plan, visit capecoral.gov/departments.
The Cape Coral Public Works Operations Center is at 815 Nicholas Pkwy E., Cape Coral.