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Lake Hartwell Fall, 2005 Volume XVII, Number 4 Association, Inc Letter from the President Inside this issue Submitted by Mike Massey 2005 Fall Informational 2 It has been a relatively beautiful summer on the lake. I hope you have all enjoyed it. Meeting The LHA Fall Meeting has been scheduled. Please take a minute to read about it and Anderson Co. Parks 3 when you have finished, mark your calendars to be sure you don’t miss out on this in- Benefit from formative annual event. Bioengineering LHA Annual Fall Meeting. Legislative Committee 4 The LHA Board of Directors is happy to announce that the Lake Hartwell Association Update annual meeting will be held on Thursday, November 10, at the Anderson Civic Center. Boating Safety 4 The meeting will start at 7:00 PM and run for approximately two hours. Request for email 4 The purpose of this meeting is to provide our members, guests and friends of the lake: Addresses • The ability to hear some very interesting and important speakers relating to Hartwell Lake and the Meet the Directors 5 Savannah River Basin • An update of the activities the LHA team has been working for the past year, Safety Alert! for PDFs 6 • The opportunity to meet your officers and members of the Board of Directors, ask questions of News From The Corps 7 them and all speakers and, Lake Level Data 7 • An opportunity to win one of the great door prizes. This year’s keynote speaker is Colonel Mark S. Held, District Commander, Savannah District, U.S. New Corps Website 7 Army Corps of Engineers. Colonel Held assumed command of the District on May 27, 2004. The Colo- Request for Comments 8 nel will provide some very interesting insights regarding his view of the role of the Corps relating to the on Shoreline Manage- ment Plan Savannah River Basin and Hartwell Lake. Please review the article in the newsletter for information on additional speakers and activities. The meeting is free. Bring a friend. I hope to see you there. Alert! Floating Styro- 8 foam Blocks Governors Create Committees to Begin Water Sharing Talks Joe Brenner, Dr. Larry Dyck and I, all representing the Lake Hartwell Association (LHA), attended a New Members 9 Savannah River at Risk conference in Augusta several weeks ago. We were fortunate to hear Georgia Thanks to LHA Donors 10 Governor Purdue announce that he and South Carolina Governor Sanford have appointed committees to discuss water sharing issues between the two states sharing the Savannah River. The LHA Position Pa- Free Vessel Safety 10 Check per approved by the LHA Board of Directors last year is titled “Recommendation for a Savannah River Basin Water Agreement Between Georgia and South Carolina, November 16, 2004” is avail- Upcoming LHA Events 11 able on the Lake Hartwell Association website. Member Photos 11 LHA has stated in the position paper that “ The Lake Hartwell Association (LHA) highly recommends and supports the concept that the States of Georgia and South Carolina, and including the Federal Government, should enter into an agreement concerning the management and operation of the water resources in the Savannah River Basin (SRB). It would be in the interest of all parties to support this proposal. LHA also suggests that the time to undertake this activity is now before any water disputes occur which may result in long-term litigation and potentially negative consequences to one or more parties.” Governor Purdue announced that the committees would meet to talk about how to equitably share the Savannah River Basin wa- ter resources. The officials hope a water sharing agreement will avoid future multi-million dollar lawsuits that have been ongo- ing for about 14 years between Georgia, Florida and Alabama over the water in the Chattahoochee River. LHA has stated “ Ideally, if the negotiations among the parties were successful, an agreement would take the form of a Savannah River Basin Compact. A Compact is a specific form of interstate arrangement, provided for in the U.S. Constitution and used to create binding, enforceable agreements between states. A Compact is created when the legislatures of the respective states and the Congress of the United States all enact identical Bills that encompass the agreement and those Bills are signed into law by the respective Governors and the President.” We at the Lake Hartwell Association are very supportive of this action by the governors and, of course, will continue to work towards a successful agreement. We feel it is a significant step towards protecting the water in the lake for the future residents, businesses and visitors. Until next time - let’s keep the lake “clean and deep." To contact me, send an email to [email protected] or call 1-864-222-1925. Volume XVII, Number 4 Page 2 list here, but he has had a long and dis- Lake Hartwell 2005 Fall Member Information Meeting tinguished Army career. The USACE Association, Inc. Submitted by Bert Menees Savannah District, which he now com- mands, performs work nationwide and P. O. Box 312 The LHA Board of Directors recently voted to con- worldwide in support of master planning and con- Fair Play, SC tinue the practice of having two membership meet- struction of family housing, barracks and other fa- 29643 ings each year. The Board is dedicated to making cilities in addition to design and construction, water these meetings as informative and interesting as pos- resource planning and real estate activities along the 888.200.4899 sible. The fall meeting is especially important be- cause it provides members insights into issues that Savannah River Basin. will directly impact the future of Hartwell Lake and the Savannah River Basin. Glenn Brill, the Executive Director of the new Anderson Convention & Visitor’s Bureau will make OFFICERS & The keynote speaker this year is a short presentation on the activities DIRECTORS perhaps the person who is best of that agency. Kevin Bryant, re- able to provide those insights. He cently elected a state senator from South Carolina District 3, will in- Officers is Colonel Mark S. Held, Com- Mike Massey, mander of the Savannah District, form us about issues that are cur- rently under consideration at the President U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. There will be more about Colo- state level that will impact Hartwell TBA, nel Held and other speakers, but Lake. Virgil Hobbs, USACE Hart- Vice President it is suggested that you mark well Project Manager, may also make some brief comments on Pat Goran, your calendar now and make plans to attend this meeting. The Corps activities. Past-President meeting will be Thursday, No- Jerry Morrison vember 10 at the Anderson Civic There will be an opportunity near the Treasurer Center. It will start at 7:00 PM end of the meeting for members to and end about 9:00 PM. This question LHA board members or the Pam Huntley, meeting is considered our public quest speakers on any subject. The Secretary information meeting and is open Board would like to see a good turn- to anyone interested in Hartwell out by LHA members at this meet- Directors & Colonel Mark S. Held will be the Lake and water-related issues in ing. Committee keynote speaker at Fall Meeting the SRB. Chairs Joe Brenner, There will be a short business meeting during which the President Mike Massey and a few of the other LLLHALHA Mission Statement Legislative directors will update members on the recent activi- Dr. Larry Dyck, ties of the Association. Door prize tickets will be will develop and establish Technical distributed at the door, and 10 small appliance door We the Lake Hartwell Association prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders at the as an organization that promotes and Wayne Gaskins, end of the meeting. Light refreshments will be encourages cooperation, assistance, and Lake Cleanup information exchange among those con- served before and during the meeting. Jim Gardner, cerned with Hartwell Lake and the Sa- Publications Colonel Mark Held assumed command of the Savan- vannah River Basin. nah District, USACE, on May 17, 2004. He came to will provide a forum to collec- vacant the Savannah District from duty as Deputy Division We tively represent our member- At-large Commander of the South Atlantic Division in At- ship on issues that pertain to the devel- lanta. Prior to that he was the Commander and Dis- opment, preservation, and comprehen- Bert Menees, sive management of Hartwell Lake. Program/ trict Engineer of the Charleston SC District. Colonel Held served in Iraq as the first Commander of the will collect and distribute in- Publicity We formation on matters affect- Iraq Reconstruction Office in Baghdad. Dan Ray, Safety ing Hartwell Lake. Colonel Held earned a Bachelor of Science degree will maintain liaisons and Vern Sauer, and a Master of Public Administration degree from We communications between the Webmaster Lake Hartwell Association and educa- Western Kentucky University. He also earned a vacant, Master of Science degree in Construction Engineer- tional, governmental, scientific, and Membership ing from Arizona State University. His military as- other communities. signments and military honors are too numerous to Volume XVII, Number 4 Page 3 around these water bodies was healed. Anderson County Parks Benefit from Bioengineering At Cater’s Lake 500 feet of shoreline were stabilized using re- By Amy O. Maxwell, USDA-NRCS cycled materials donated by the City of Anderson. The eroded Public Affairs Specialist shoreline was then stabilized with over 250 native plants and mulched with ground brush and tree limbs. Materials used at Two parks in Anderson County now have a new look thanks to both projects included filter fabrics and native plants such as an energized partnership.
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