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Number of available dock permits remaining on Lake Lanier down to 30
Corps process of handing them out could end in spring
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Fisherman troll along Lake Lanier near Sardis Creek Park on Wednesday evening. Years after setting a dock permits limit of 10,000 on Lake Lanier, the Army Corps of Engineers is about to hit that number. The corps has about 25 left it is handing out on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Lake Lanier dwellers wanting a boat dock permit but who have put off seeking one might want to put that task atop their to-do list. Years after setting a limit of 10,615 docks on the shoreline, the Army Corps of Engineers has about 30 permits left, Park Ranger Russell Lundstrum said. “I estimate by the spring is when we’ll have (the distribution process) wrapped up,” he said.
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Gainesville man arrested, charged with interfering with school bus after dropoff goes awry
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