I don't live on one of the lakes, but very near to one.  I haven't seen one mosquito, even with me constantly watering my mud trying to make grass.

Gnat IS actually spelled with a "G".

Taken from Encyclopedia Britannica:

Gnat
(insect)

Any member of several species of small flies that bite and annoy humans. Several non-biting insects, such as the midges, which resemble mosquitoes, are also sometimes known as gnats. In North America the name is often applied to the black fly, midge, fungus gnat, biting midge, fruit fly, and other small flies that hover about the eyes of humans and other animals.

And, I do live at the Lakes in Rancho el Dorado in a house near the lakes.   The mosquitos must only be attracted to certain people, maybe it's a scent.  Luckily for my husband, me and the people we have had over, we haven't been affected by any mosquitos.

The Northern portion where they have the road closed going in and just models but no homes actually built on the "lakes".  Boo-Yah.

The point is, people DO live at The Lakes in Rancho el Dorado, obviously not you llggs.  And, we are not being bothered by mosquitos. 

The original question asked what WE (the real residents of the lakes, again not you llggs) do about the mosquitos.  The answer to that question is that we really don't have to do anything.  The lakes are stocked with mosquito-eating fish by our HOA, and from what I have noticed, this has been effective.

Boo ya!!

I have a friend that works with me Nat Birnbaum, he doesn't spell it with a "G"

 if you do not know what your talking about you should probably stop talking.