capnwhizz

To answer Longhaul's question, the council has had discussions over the past several years with the local water management district and the county in which the camp is located, hoping to negotiate a sale of the development rights to the camp to one of these government agencies. This could have resulted in several million dollars of income to the council, while keeping the camp just as it is. It would also have done away with offers from developers. If the rezoning is successful, we will have no development rights to sell. With that ongoing, and with the lawsuit file by the MCBDA, no one i

I am one of Mr. Kaiser's bad guys in Fort Myers, and I am having a hard time reading these posts and seeing the misinformation that is being disseminated. As one of the "businessmen with little Scouting experience" mentioned in a previous post, I first want to provide some information about my Scouting resume, which is typical of the Southwest Florida Council Executive Committee. I have two sons who are Eagle Scouts, the youngest now 21. I was a Tiger parent, a den leader and a Webelos leader for both boys. I spent 11 years as an Assisstant Scoutmaster while they were in their troop in Fo