Water Quantity
Florida v. Georgia: Unanimous decision in Georgia’s favor.
Holding: Florida failed to establish that Georgia’s overconsumption of interstate waters was either a substantial factor contributing to, or the sole cause of, Florida’s injuries. Judgment: Exceptions overruled, and case […] Read More
Water Wars Update: FLORIDA V. GEORGIA ORAL ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT
By: Clyde Morris, Attorney for the Lake Lanier Association Most of us have never argued a case before the Supreme Court of the United States. That includes me, even though […] Read MoreExamining Drought Issues
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]LLA’s Wilton Rooks recently spoke with CBS46 regarding the increasingly serious drought issues at Lake Lanier. Like many full-time Lake Lanier residents, Rooks has been watching the shoreline expand in front […] Read More
Water Control Manual Update – Public Comments Deadline Saturday, January 30, 2016
URGENT: Your WCM comments to the Corps are needed no later than Saturday, January 30, 2016 To all Lake Lanier users and businesses: The Corps’ Water Control Manual (“WCM”) […] Read More ACF STAKEHOLDERS AGREE ON SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
http://acfstakeholders.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ACF-Stakeholders-May-13-2015-Press-Release.pdf Read More WATER WARS II Lake Lanier’s Own Version of “WW II”
By: Clyde Morris, Attorney for the Lake Lanier Association About a year ago, Florida asked for permission to file suit against Georgia in the Supreme Court of the United States, […] Read More Legal Update: Florida Supreme Court Lawsuit
By: Clyde Morris, LLA Attorney On January 31, the State of Georgia filed its response to Florida’s motion for leave to file a complaint in the U. S. Supreme Court. […] Read More ACF Stakeholders Group Press Release Regarding Florida Lawsuit
We thought the Lake Lanier Association members would be interested in seeing this press release issued by the ACF Stakeholders group last week in relation to the latest legal threat […] Read More Water Control Manual Update Comments
Next time you wonder why you should financially support the LLA, read the Florida Water Control Manual Update comments letter and realize that they are urging the Corps to bring […] Read More Lake Lanier Association comments for Water Control Manual update
The Lake Lanier Association recently submitted comments for the Corps of Engineers Water Control Manual revision for the ACF System. A quick summary of our comments are as follows: – […] Read More Lake Lanier ALERT — December 26, 2012
Lake levels are rising rapidly today due to recent rains. The lake has already risen almost eleven (11) inches in the last week and is at 1057.24 as this is being written. Inflows are […] Read More 