| Title | Information |
|---|---|
| Licensee | Florida Power & Light Company |
| Certification # | TA 03-12 |
| Date Certified | 07/19/2004 |
| Description | The transmission line connects from the Orange river Substation in Lee County to the Collier Substation in Collier County. |
| Line Length | 53.9 Miles |
| Voltage | 230 kV |
| Counties Crossed: | Collier and Lee |
| Districts | Florida Department of Environmental Protection South District South Florida Water Management District |
| Facility Document(s) | Description |
|---|---|
| Conditions of Certification | Facility License |
| Post-Certification Submittal Summary | Summary of Submittals Required by Conditions |
| Modifications | Final Orders Modifying the Conditions |
| Amendments | Amendment Approval Letters |
| Final Order | Original Final Order of Certification |
| Site Certification Application * | Original and Supplemental Facility Application(s) |
* Please note that this link goes to the OCULUS logon page - click on PUBLIC OCULUS LOGIN to view the application sections
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