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Lee Parks and Recreation is on track to complete repairs regarding the athletic parks damaged by Hurricane Ian. Ian left local Lee County athletic teams in a lurch, as teams were forced to race against the clock to schedule games and or practices before sunset. A maintenance sign placed by Lee County Parks & Recreation. Credit: WINK For an entire year, extra-curricular activities were missed due to the fleeting sunlight. Now the proper repairs are being done to fix the field spotlights. RELATED: Lee County inspecting youth sports fields after a light falls in an Estero park In a recent Facebook post, the Parks and Recreation team touted the final repairs are underway. The total cost of repairs for Lee Parks is estimated at $3 million. Lee County Parks and Recreation claim they expect final repairs to be completed by Nov. 5. Repairs that have been completed so far include: Soccer facilities at Kelly Road Soccer Complex Soccer facilities at Harlem Heights Park Baseball facilities at Buckingham Park Baseball facilities at Three Oaks Park Basketball facilities at Matlacha Park Tennis facilities at Schandler Hall Park Tennis facilities at Olga Park By the end of the week, repairs are expected to be completed at: Soccer facilities at Estero Park Football facilities at North Fort Myers Park Baseball facilities at Kurt Donaldson Park Baseball and tennis facilities at Phillips Park