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Photo by Perry Pogany, Baypoint (350 GGP)

Photo by Perry Pogany, Baypoint (350 GGP)

GGPA NEWSLETTERS

GGPA Members can sign up to receive monthly emails containing news about what’s affecting Golden Gate Point and our vicinity.

Members who have not received email, or would like to read them again, can access the emails on the Member Login page. If you are a member and need the login information, please email goldengatepointassociation@gmail.com

You will find monthly news about zoning, red tide, the Lido Beach Pavilion, Evolution and other developments, landscaping, and many more subjects.

Better yet, if you are a GGPA member, and would like to be on the email list, please contact goldengatepointassocaition@gmail.com

Bob Sohol's Drone Photos

Drone Photos taken by GGPA member Bob Sohol (136 GGP) Thank you Bob for these great shots!

Drone Photos taken by GGPA member Bob Sohol (136 GGP) Thank you Bob for these great shots!

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Events AND MORE

MEMBER LOGIN - NEWSLETTERS AND MINUTES IN MEMBER LOGin PAGE —- pASSWORD REQUIRED

If you are a member and need the login password, please contact your building liaison or goldengatepointassociation@gmail.com. The Member Login Page has the by-laws, minutes, past email newsletters and more.

Planned Street Infrastructure Construction at the GGP Entry

FDOT Road Work About to Start at the GGP Entry

What we know as Gulfstream Avenue continuing on over the bridge to become John Ringling Boulevard is also State Route 789. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will launch a roadway renovation project beginning with the Golden Gate / Sunset intersection in early January of 2026. Key improvements will involve raising the road level at our intersection by 1 to 2 feet to allow for better drainage on the Sunset side, installing a sidewalk-level bicycle lane, and shortening the pedestrian crossing distance. Work to improve drainage between our intersection and Harts Landing will also be part of the project, and a major area of focus will be repairing the Ringling Bridge from Bird Key to St. Armands. In coordination with the state, Sarasota’s Department of Parks & Recreation will relocate some of the plantings along Gulfstream to the St. Armands Circle area. The project is expected to take approximately one year to complete. During construction there will be lane closures in various places, mostly between 9PM and 7AM, although there will always be at least one lane open in both directions. For questions or more information, contact Alice Ramos, Sarasota County Community Outreach Manager, 863-797-7202, alice.ramos@dot.state.fl.us

Photo Courtesy of David Caplan

Photo Courtesy of David Caplan

Photo courtesy of Charlotte and Tom Hedge, Premier Sotheby's International Realty

Photo courtesy of Charlotte and Tom Hedge, Premier Sotheby's International Realty