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ALERT – Two More Abandoned Docks – Please Look At The Photos
We have two more docks that have been abandoned along the shoreline of Lake Lanier and we are trying to identify the owners of these docks in order to determine the […] Read More Water Wars Update – February 2019
WATER WARS: FLORIDA v. GEORGIA By: Clyde Morris, Legal Counsel to Lake Lanier Association Both States filed their supplemental briefs January 31 with Special Master Paul J. Kelly, Jr., and the […] Read More ALERT – Dumped Dock In Four Mile – Please Look At The Photos
ALERT, we have a platform dock that was dumped in a cove in Four Mile last night. Below are a couple photos of the dock. It is a swim platform […] Read More ALERT – quickly rising lake levels
Courtesy alert to Lake Lanier Association members: with the high rainfall around Lake Lanier and especially in the watershed above the lake, dock owners should make sure their docks, including […] Read More Lake Lanier Association Supports Concept of Forsyth Water Treatment Facility
In response to the announcement that Forsyth County is planning to site a new water treatment facility in North Forsyth County, the Lake Lanier Association has been responding individually to […] Read More HO HO HO – THERE’S HOLIDAY CHEER IN THE WATER WARS!
Clyde Morris, Legal Counsel to the Lake Lanier Association, wrote the following summary of the most recent happenings with the U.S. Supreme Court for the benefit of Lake Lanier Association […] Read More 100 Foot Rule Postcard
LLA is kicking off a boating safety campaign in 2019 related to awareness of the 100 foot rule. This postcard is the first piece of that campaign and we will […] Read More Derelict Dock Video from WSBTV
Good coverage on the derelict dock issue from WSBTV. https://www.wsbtv.com/video?videoId=841061938&videoVersion=1.0 Read More Advance Drop sites are now open!
The Shore Sweep advance drop locations are now open and will remain open until the evening of Friday, 9/14/18. You can leave bagged trash or large debris at these sites […] Read More 