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Existing Approvals (Ginn) Proposed (WildBlue) Total Project Acreage 3,552 2,960 Wetland Impact Acreage 380 211 Protected On-Site Wetlands connected to Flow-ways 480 576 Total Preserve Acreage 968 1,329 Preserved Panther Habitat 963 1,262 Slough Crossings Five Two Development Footprint 1,403 754 Density 332 single-family 1,100 single-family Utilities Well & Septic Municipal On-Site Amenities 27-hole Golf Course Clubhouse/Tennis Beach Club/Marina Neighbor Commercial Community Benefit None 471 acre County Park 8 acre Emergency Service 9 acre Alico Rd. ROW

Alico North – 52.54 units SW Farmfield – 10.54 units NW Park – 46.92units

Density Extinguishment

Regional & Community Benefits that Meet and Exceed DRGR Goals and Objectives  Reestablish connectivity of Stewart Cypress Slough to Estero Bay Watershed

• 1,329+/- acres of restoration and preservation, completed with private funding
• Coordination with Lee County & Florida Rock in repair of ditch block

 Creation of two 3-mile long WildLife Corridors

• 1,262+/- acres of protected primary panther habitat, completed with private funding

 Improvements to Ground Water Resources

• 21% reduction in permitted water use
• Elimination of wells and septic fields; Municipal utilities
• Improved regional flowway connectivity and hydration
• Increased storm water capacity in lakes during significant rain events

 488 acres donated to Lee County  Extinguishment/Transfer of 110 Residential Units in DRGR