Golden Gate City Master Plan
The Golden Gate City Master Plan was presented to the Golden Gate Civic Association at their monthly meeting held on Monday, November 10, 2025. The PowerPoint presented is available for viewing below.
GGCivicAssociation111025-PowerPoint.pdf(PDF, 10MB)
Overview
In late 2021, the County applied for a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) grant and was awarded funding in June 2022. This DEP grant is being used for a study to develop an integrated Master Plan for the unincorporated area referred to as Golden Gate City, which is identified as the area bounded on the north by Green Boulevard, on the east by Collier Boulevard, on the west by Santa Barbara Boulevard, and on the south by the Golden Gate Main Canal as shown in Figure 1. This Master Plan is a comprehensive, long-term (20+year) strategy to guide infrastructure improvements in Golden Gate City.
Figure 1. Master Plan Study Area Map
Study Overview
Collier County has previously evaluated and performed studies on various infrastructure improvements needed within Golden Gate City. Improvements include adding sidewalks and bike lanes, improving landscaping, stormwater, drainage, lighting, and pavement, and adding or replacing utilities such as potable water, wastewater, irrigation, and fiber optic cable.
The goal of the Master Plan is to integrate these studies and evaluate any additional improvements needed within the study area to develop an overall phasing plan. The phasing plan will ensure that needs and improvements are coordinated to provide the necessary services in a cost-efficient manner. This Master Plan will guide the county to ensure coordination of future improvements, manage costs, and maintain existing and future infrastructure in the area.
The study analysis and proposed phasing plan will be presented at an upcoming public meeting anticipated in early 2026.
For more information regarding this study, please contact Kathy Eastley at (239) 252-5738 or at Katherine.Eastley@Collier.gov