GLOC lake elev to drop
#1
Received a letter today from the GRDA, they are going to drop the lake level 2.5 feet in jan. 06, down to 738.o, that will be the lowest level in many many years, has something to do with putting water into Lake Hudson, and then putting that water into some resivor they have had drained to do maintence, all under the direction of the FERC, if you have a dock you better get to checking cables, hoists, catwalks etc., GRDA is also allowing moving docks out to deeper water, of course this does require a permit, guys we need RAIN!!GLOC could look like Eufula by spring!!
#2
Originally Posted by Rare Breed
Received a letter today from the GRDA, they are going to drop the lake level 2.5 feet in jan. 06, down to 738.o, that will be the lowest level in many many years, has something to do with putting water into Lake Hudson, and then putting that water into some resivor they have had drained to do maintence, all under the direction of the FERC, if you have a dock you better get to checking cables, hoists, catwalks etc., GRDA is also allowing moving docks out to deeper water, of course this does require a permit, guys we need RAIN!!GLOC could look like Eufula by spring!!
#3
Originally Posted by Rare Breed
Received a letter today from the GRDA, they are going to drop the lake level 2.5 feet in jan. 06, down to 738.o, that will be the lowest level in many many years, has something to do with putting water into Lake Hudson, and then putting that water into some resivor they have had drained to do maintence, all under the direction of the FERC, if you have a dock you better get to checking cables, hoists, catwalks etc., GRDA is also allowing moving docks out to deeper water, of course this does require a permit, guys we need RAIN!!GLOC could look like Eufula by spring!!
#5
Originally Posted by METAL BROS RACING
wah wah, try +- 50 feet easy in a year at our stream fed lakes like Lake Pleasant. We sometimes have crewsworking 48 hr shifts to adjust the floating marina here. Boys are humpin.
#7
Originally Posted by METAL BROS RACING
wah wah, try +- 50 feet easy in a year at our stream fed lakes like Lake Pleasant. We sometimes have crewsworking 48 hr shifts to adjust the floating marina here. Boys are humpin.
#8
Originally Posted by Sean H
who gives a chit about your ponds in the desert?


DITTO!
It's time to put out the Rain Rocks
I'm getting concerned about some moron letting a fire get away from them. Don't want the house to up in flames.



