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Board Meetings.
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We hold monthly meetings from March through October on the second Monday of the month at 6:00 PM. Currently the meetings are held at the Highland Park Clubhouse at 3140 Kiutestia Creek Road. The meetings are open to the public and are a good way for you to learn more about the organization and what you can do to assist us with our mission.
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Life Jacket Stations.
LNIA will support the construction and equipping of a Life Jacket Loaner project proposed by Game Warden Matt Johnson of the GA DNR. At the most recent Board of Directors meeting with Union County Representative Jim Marchman also participating, Corporal Johnson presented the proposal. With the primary purpose of saving lives, stations at Jacks Creek, Deavers and Canal Lake ramps will have an assortment of life jackets. Boaters who are underequipped can borrow and return them. Union County will supply the materials, LNIA will build the stations and purchase 60 life jackets and the DNR Game Wardens will monitor and, as necessary, replace the jackets from spares they will carry.
LNIA Annual Meeting and Picnic.
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Once we have a firm date and time for our annual meeting and picnic at Poteete Campground Pavilion we will announce it here and in an email blast to our members.
LNIA (your dues) will provide BBQ from Dam Good BBQ and we ask that you bring your favorite dessert or, if you have to, a vegetable or fruit dish. |
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April 2023 Lake Nottely Shoreline Clean-Up, Deavers Boat Ramp.
The Lake Nottely Improvement Association, LNIA, had a hugely successful event with the joint participation of parishioners of St. Francis Catholic Church. Over 45 participants scoured the mid-lake shoreline back to pristine shape. With four pontoon boats cycling folks around the lake and hauling trash back to the Deavers ramp area, more than three tons of debris was collected.
Thanks again to Nottely Marina and Shores & Moor for their boats and volunteers, and Brian and Stefanie Preston for providing their boat as well. We also used the LNIA boat “NADA.” And, a well-deserved thanks to TVA for providing the supplies and an active participant – Austin Jenkins, and to Union County for hauling out the debris for disposal. LNIA has decades of history behind us as we commit to keeping Nottely a treasured resource for our community.
Thanks again to Nottely Marina and Shores & Moor for their boats and volunteers, and Brian and Stefanie Preston for providing their boat as well. We also used the LNIA boat “NADA.” And, a well-deserved thanks to TVA for providing the supplies and an active participant – Austin Jenkins, and to Union County for hauling out the debris for disposal. LNIA has decades of history behind us as we commit to keeping Nottely a treasured resource for our community.
