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BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. Representatives from Lee County schools had a “positive conversation” Monday with the owners of property on the site where a new high school is being built, a district spokeswoman said. The district discovered that a 150-foot strip of land on the site where Bonita Springs High School is under construction belongs to the Hawthorne Community Association, which is a homeowners group. “Both parties are committed to achieving a mutually agreeable solution,” district spokeswoman Lauren Stillwell said. Community association vice president Debra Fosselman said last week she anticipates resolution will be a lengthy process. The school is scheduled to open for the 2018-19 school year.