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Fort Myers Beach Council: Lawn & Irrigation Rule Compliance

Fort Myers Beach is reminding residents and businesses to follow existing lawn maintenance and irrigation rules to conserve water. Details are available on the town's website.

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09/21/2026 · Fort Myers Beach edition

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The Town of Fort Myers Beach reminds residents and businesses of existing lawn maintenance and irrigation restrictions. These regulations aim to conserve water resources.

Residents and businesses can find detailed rules on the town's official website. The town encourages compliance with these guidelines.

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