Septic to Sewer2021-06-18T07:57:44-04:00

An effort is underway throughout Florida to improve and protect water quality.  Helping to restore our natural resources, ecosystems, fisheries, marine habitats, and coastal wetlands by reducing land-based pollution is essential.

In the summer of 2019, the Estero Village Council approved a Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) research project to help identify the source of bacteria in the Estero River. The study tested for human waste, nitrogen compounds, and bacteria, and was recently completed and presented to the public (watch the presentation here).

The Village of Estero also contracted with Banks Engineering, a Southwest Florida firm, to study the feasibility of converting septic systems to sewer. This study was presented to the Village Council in the summer of 2020 (watch the presentation here). The Village Council has now engaged Wood & Curran to act as Program manager for the project, with the primary task being public engagement. The purpose of this webpage is to provide information on the project and opportunities to give the Village feedback. Thanks for visiting the page!

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Budget hearings, Estero on the River FDEP funding, and Imperial Parkway monument sign were among topics covered by Council on September 8, 2022

First reading and public budget hearings  Resolution No. 2022-23 Council approved this resolution adopting the tentative millage rate and tentative levying of ad valorem taxes for fiscal year 2022-2023 of 0.7700 mills ($0.7700 per $1,000 [Read More.]

September 9th, 2022|Council Meetings, Land Purchase, News, Septic to Sewer|
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