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OVERVIEW OF OUR CAPE CORAL LAND CLEARING AND SITE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

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Cape Coral, Florida Population

Residents of Cape Coral, Florida, come from all walks of life, illustrating the marketability and market appeal of the area as a current and upcoming place to live, work and retire. Here are the demographics in a nutshell:

Population Size:

At last count, there were more than 200,000 people living here, which puts Cape Coral among the largest cities in the region.

Age Distribution:

The median age in Cape Coral is approximately 47 years, which demonstrates its appeal to both families and retirees. – the city has a relatively balanced age distribution, with a high proportion of the population 65 years and older, supplemented by a large number of working-age adults and families with children.

Racial/ethnic Composition:

Cape Coral’s racial makeup is over 85 percent White in both non-Hispanic and Hispanic members of the population. Hispanic or Latino of any race were about 24% of the population. There are also small numbers of African Americans, Asian Americans, and multiraciafed individuals.

Household Income:

Roughly similar to section 202 of S. 1217, which was approved as S. 454, as 107 Stat. 944, and codified in part at 6 U. S. C. 601, the new SSA provision is an unambiguous statement. The region has a burgeoning economy and a wide range of industries providing work for the population.

Education:

The city of Cape Coral is home to a highly educated population, a large proportion of whom possess a high school education. A quarter of the population holds at least a bachelor’s degree and a talented labor force is provided in the region.

Employment:

The people of Cape Coral work in different sectors of the economy, such as healthcare, retail, construction, education and professional services. The city is also nearby major industrial areas such as Fort Myers, which also affects its employment outlook.

Housing and home ownership:

There is a high rate of homeownership in Cape Coral, as most houses are owner-occupied. The real estate market is comprised of single family homes, waterfront properties and condominiums, to please a variety of potential home buyers.

Marital Status / Family Structure:

The majority of Cape Coral’s population is married, and many family households are already in the city. And there are a lot of retirees and single-person households, indicating that the city has a draw for both families and singles.

Population & Demographics

Cape Coral is characterized by a dynamic and diverse population, appealing to individuals of all ages and walks of life. The population of the city also increases as more people flock to it for its high quality of life, various recreational activities, and economic prospects.

Why is Cape Coral Land Clearing So Special?

One of the largest master-planned cities in the U.S. in terms of land area, Cape Coral boasts a unique grid system and some 400 miles of canals, the most of any city in the world.

That’s because many vacant lots are already surrounded by homes, streets and waterways.

That’s why clearing land in a place like Cape Coral, Florida, is always a tight squeeze, where price, space to work, and collateral damage to surrounding properties or city infrastructure are a concern.

Water Management is Critical

Drainage and flowage are primary concerns when browsing through Cape Coral land clearing opportunities thanks to the extensive canal system and low elevation.

Incorrect grading or the removal of vegetation can bring about flooding or drainage problems.

At Sitetrax™ we step you through how clearing will affect drainage and what local overarching stormwater regulations need to be met.

The Underground Utilities Are Many

Underground utility lines are pre-installed in many lots, despite the vacant look of the land. (Hitting a water, sewer or electrical line during clearing is expensive and dangerous.)

At Sitetrax™ we always utilize an underground utility locator before any excavation or heavy equipment is moved in.

City Permit Requirements

Cape Coral requires permits for most clearing, particularly of trees or if the lot is near water.

The city has guidelines for protecting native vegetation and managing erosion. Sitetrax™ manages all permits and maintenance the code compliance of every project with the City of Cape Coral.

Native Vegetation and Invasives

Overgrown with Brazilian pepper trees, an invasive species that needs to be carefully cleared and disposed of, some vacant lots in Cape Coral have become nuisances.

Others may protect threatened native plants that require careful treatment. Sitetrax™ is adept at finding and handling both, so that client work won’t be penalized or delayed.

Getting Ready for Houses

There are a lot of land clearing jobs going up in Cape Coral and many of these land clearing jobs are for single family homes. Builders need lots cleared, graded and ready to start post tension slab foundation work. This is the kind of residential prep we specialize in, providing full site services including fill, compaction, and utility trenches.

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