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Golden Gate Utility Advisory Committee (UAC)
The Golden Gate System of the FGUA serves the Golden Gate community in Collier county, which is located in an unincorporated area between Green Blvd., the Golden Gate main canal, Santa Barbara Blvd., and Collier Blvd. (CR 951) (approximately eight miles east of Naples in Collier county).
Golden Gate is a series of large subdivisions that cover just over four square miles of urban residential and light commercial property. Most of these are single-family homes.
The Golden Gate System serves about half of the Golden Gate development with water services and provides a little less than half with wastewater services. The supply for Golden Gate water system comes from a series of shallow aquifer wells that pump about 1.95 million gallons per day. The system also has a water treatment plant, three storage tanks, and approximately 40 miles of water lines that carry water back and forth from the facilities to homes and businesses. As of January 2010, the Golden Gate System served 3,416 water customers and 2,218 wastewater customers.
To keep your system current, the FGUA is updating the Golden Gate System’s water and wastewater Master Plan. In addition to the existing Golden Gate facilities, the FGUA’s Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan outlines over $15 million in improvements in the coming years.
New Account Form
Disconnect Service Form
FGUA E-Z Pay Authorization Agreement
The Golden Gate FGUA Utility Advisory Committee is made of five local community members with experience or interest in the FGUA. The FGUA Board of Directors appoints committee members to offer suggestions and recommendations on FGUA business to the FGUA board. The members serve a voluntary three-year term. For information about the Golden Gate UAC, contact the Golden Gate Community Services Representative at 877-552-3482.
Current committee members are:
David Farmer - Chair
William Arthur - Vice Chair
William Combs
W. James Klug, III
Ed Rogan
View the 2010-2011
Committee Meeting Schedule (PDF)
All UAC meeting minutes are included in the FGUA agenda packet.
• Water quality (Consumer Confidence) report for this system (updated in July each year)