The Lake Murray Association (LMA) was chartered in 1994 by a group of citizens concerned with low lake levels. Our goal has always been to protect and preserve the integrity of Lake Murray, thus we are known as “The Voice of Lake Murray.”
We serve as a watchful eye and educator on issues affecting the lake. We represent Lake Murray and ALL people who use and benefit from this wonderful resource.
The Department of Natural Resources and the Lexington County Marine Division approached the Lake Murray Association in 1998 asking for our assistance in the identification process for each dock with the street address clearly marked. The purpose would be efficient response time in emergency calls both for the homeowner and the boater in need of immediate assistance.
In order to maintain uniformity, and with the approval of these governing agencies, the LMA designed an aluminum sign that is approximately 5” high, the length being determined by the street address. This standardized sign is reflective for visibility at night when response can be critical.
When: Tuesday March 21st at 6:30pm
Where: Saluda County – Hollywood Ruritan Club – 1274 Hollywood Rd Saluda SC 29138
Guest Speakers: Kelly Lowry – from Lowry and Associates, LLC – attorney acting as trustee of the funding for the Lake Conestee Dam Restoration Project.
Additional Guests:
Dominion Energy: Iris Griffin, VP of Energy Production,
Dominion Energy: Billy Chastain, Lake Shoreline Management & Enforcement
Saluda County Sheriff’s Office
Lexington County Marine Patrol
SCDNR
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Have you seen one of these at your favorite fishing spot or marina? Monofilament recycling containers are a great way to do your part to #KeepSCWatersClean. Littered fishing line can become READ MORE››
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Have you seen one of these at your favorite fishing spot or marina? Monofilament recycling containers are a great way to do your part to #KeepSCWatersClean. Littered fishing line can become READ MORE››
