David Mulicka
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Top issues during term (20)
Moholland Drive monopole controversy
Riverview II Affordable Housing on Sanibel
Only $20 in recording fees; the county recovered no tax value from the lot.
Southeast Lee County LDC Amendments
Enables development incentives across the DR/GR area; environmental groups cite millions in restoration costs borne by developers as offsetting benefits.
Multi-Family Housing Revenue Bonds
Funded through DR (disaster recovery) funding; increases affordable units by 118.
Gasparilla Island Parking Rules
Critics cite potentially millions in lost federal beach renourishment participation and tourism tax revenue; county staff disputed those claims.
Domestic Animal Services Animal Care Allegations
Speakers cited a $9 million annual budget and a $2 million trust fund.
MedTrek ambulance certificate denial
Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Land Acquisition
$780,000 plus closing costs, above the $725,000 appraised value.
SLD landfill odors in North Lee County
Potential State Property Tax Reform Impacts
An estimated $144 million hit to county revenue if Amendment 3 passes.
Southeast Lee County comprehensive plan amendment
No direct cost yet, but the plan shapes future growth, density and commercial tax base across the county.
SLD/Zemel Road landfill odors
No direct county cost; the resolution and letter are enforcement support measures.
ALPR Camera Surveillance on County Roads
Kingston Two and Kingston Three Community Development Districts
Costs fall on district property owners through assessments, not the county general fund.
Alico Road Widening Phase 1-A
Contract value not specified in the published agenda.
Tourist Development Tax Ordinance Amendment
Could reshape how tourist tax dollars are spent countywide.
Water and sewer bond sale up to $256 million
Up to $256 million in bond debt, repaid over time largely through utility revenues.
Lee County Utilities Rate Increase
Higher water and sewer bills for LCU customers, though rates stay among the region's lowest.
Gladiolus over Summerlin Bridge Repainting
Up to $160,000 in inspection costs on a roughly $700,000 contract.
Captiva beach funding
$1 million drawn from Tourist Development Tax reserves.
Decisions during term (462)
Recorded while Mulicka was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Deferred Consent Items C8 and C9
Consent Agenda (balance, including C34 corrections)
STA for CEI for Gladiolus over Summerlin Bridge Repair (C37)
CDBG-DR Intent to Award for Riverview II Affordable Housing (Item 40)
Gasparilla Island Parking Ordinance Amendment (Ordinance 26-15)
LDC Chapter 34 Amendment for Southeast Lee County (Ordinance 26-16)
Lee County Utilities Rate Schedule (Resolution 26-11-09)
Committee Appointments and Reappointments
Commissioner Item — Family Initiative Grant Support Letter
2026 ECHL Kelly Cup Championship (Pendergrass)
National Epilepsy Awareness Month (Hamman)
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month (Mulicka)
National Injury Prevention Day 2026 (Petrosky)
Approve and Record County Disbursements per Florida Law
Approve Lee Board of County Commissioners' Meeting Minutes
Approve Petition to Vacate at 1002/1008 North Avenue, Lehigh Acres
Approve Petition to Vacate at 318 Fifth Avenue, Lehigh Acres
Approve Petition to Vacate at 3129 Glenbrook Drive, North Fort Myers
Direct to Public Hearing TDT Ordinance 26-10 Amendment
Approve Maintained Right-of-Way Survey for Portion of Sunshine Boulevard
Voting record (7)
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STA for CEI for Gladiolus over Summerlin Bridge Repair (C37)
Believed the $160,000 inspection fee was excessive for a repaint project and could be self-performed.
Terminate Semmer Estate purchase negotiations
He had worked for a year and a half to assemble the land for the county's second public boat ramp and wanted to pursue the purchase.
authorize staff to notify the seller's representatives that the County is no longer pursuing this transaction
approval
Item 36 – Award Disaster Recovery Services Contracts
Objected to voluntarily accepting a 22% core-services and 33% tree-removal rate increase before the cheaper existing contract expires.
Commissioner Hamman moved approval of option two as presented by staff, seconded by Commissioner Pendergrass, called and carried with Commissioner Mulicka voting nay.
Burnt Store Road Safety Improvements — Option Two
He favored keeping passing lanes as originally planned for immediate and long-term safety benefits rather than spending $3.7 million on shoulders alone.