What is the Corps doing with all of their land? Why is it needed?
• A. The land is public property necessary to provide flood storage, provide for wildlife habitat, to filter pollutants, provide for scenic surroundings, and enhance recreation. Of the 58,000 acres of property approximately 18,000 acres form a narrow belt of green space along the 700 miles of boundary. Without this green space the lake would not be as scenic or healthy as it is. For additional information: Chris Lovelady • Q. Is it true that community dock developers don’t have to own the adjacent land before they get a shoreline use permit? A. No, applicants requesting shoreline use permits must own property adjacent to Corps lands zoned “limited development”. However, it is common that the property owners will make application prior to approaching a community dock developer. For additional information: Chris Lovelady • Q. How can we improve knowledge and understanding of Georgia state boating laws and publicize them to a larger audience? A. By requesting an education program through
