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Welcome to the
Berkeley
Lake Homeowners Association Website!
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Photo Courtesy Ginny Nevins |
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2008 BLHA
Events |
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►March
15 St. Patrick’s Day /Relay for Life O'BLFF
►March
23 Easter Sunrise Service / BLOSOMS Easter Egg Hunt
►April
5 Fishing Tournament (Cancelled due to thunderstorm
forecasts)
►April
12 Art by the Lake
►April
18-19 Spring Garage Sale
►April
19 Earth Day / Get Lit BLFF & Movie
►May
17 Fun Run/Walk / Green Spring Fling (BLHA Membership
meeting)
►May
24 Fishing Tournament
►June
21 BLOKES Car and Boat Show - Chapel and Picnic Grounds - 11am-3pm (Lunch
12pm-2pm)
►July
4 Parade and Picnic - 11am-1: 30pm
►July
5 Summer Movie - Beach Area - 9pm
►July
12 Fishing Tournament 7am-Noon
►Aug
16 Fishing Tournament 5pm-9pm
►Sept
27 Fall Event "Itza Party" and Boat Regatta (BLHA Membership Meeting) Chapel and Picnic
Grounds – 6pm
►Oct
4 Fall Movie and Campout - Beach Area – set up 4-6pm; Movie 9pm (Rain date Oct
11)
►Dec
14 Holiday Party (BLHA Membership Meeting) - Chapel – 6pm
►Jan
10, 2009 Annual Membership Meeting & Dinner - Chapel – 6pm
Here is a link to a
comprehensive calendar of events
in Berkeley Lake. This site is not affiliated with nor
endorsed by BLHA, but it sure is handy! It's got BLHA dates, City
events, BLIFF dates, Chapel dates, BLOSOMS dates, and more!
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Help Save the Lake!
Did you even know it was in danger? The maintenance of Lake Berkeley takes
constant vigilance from our members and other residents of the city. What can
you do? Join BLHA! Practically all
the of the money we
collect in dues and fund raising efforts each year is used for the health and
maintenance of our beautiful lake. How much are we asking? Only $200/year.
Contact Membership@BerkeleyLake.org
to join, or check here
for a contact name, or simply mail your check for $200 to:
BLHA Membership
P.O. Box 232
Duluth, GA 30096
What might happen if we don't take
care of our namesake? Siltation & stormwater runoff are among the biggest
problems. Report problems!
If you see muddy water
flowing off a construction site into the road or into our precious lake, you
should contact a BLHA
board member ASAP and report the problem.
Here is a great page with instructions on reporting problems outside of our
city.
Here are some other websites focused on
the issues affecting water quality:
GetTheDirtOut.org
Georgia Soil and Water
Conservation Commission
The Georgia Conservancy Quote "About 60% of
Georgia's monitored streams do not meet water quality standards. This means
they are not safe to swim, fish or, in some cases, drink."
Click here for more
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