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DEDICATED TO GUARDING LOGAN MARTIN WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY W ater W aves Covering Pell City, Talladega, Riverside and Lincoln OCTOBER 2008 Logan Martin Lake Protection Association DIRECTORY EDITION President's Message It happens every year about this time. An article appears in the local newspaper addressing the quality of the water in Logan Martin Lake. Case in point; the Daily Home front page report on 7/20/2008 entitled “How Clean Is Our Lake.” This is a rather long essay regarding the sta- tus of the water, the problems we have faced for many years and what has and can be done to improve the sit- uation. Unfortunately, it is misleading about the safety of swimming in the lake (paragraph 3). To my knowledge there has never been a warn- ing by ADEM or the Public Health Department about swimming in our lake except at the Dye Creek Water Treatment Plant after a heavy rain. In that situation a warning sign is posted for about three days because the plant cannot handle the excessive rain water runoff that flows into the system. Expansion and repairs are now underway, by order of ADEM, to correct that problem. The article indicates Logan Martin Lake is one of many lakes in our state on the “303d” list, indicating quality- impaired waters. The two reasons given in the article are (1) increase in nutrient levels and (2) the fish con- sumption advisory. We all are aware of the recommendation to limit con- sumption of certain species of fish. This is due to small residues of PCB's and mercury in certain fish. The latest advisory is presented in another section of this newsletter. Scott Hughes, spokesman for ADEM, stated that a high nutrient level in water does not pose a threat to humans, and is common in reservoirs, especial- ly in drought situations and limited down flow through the dams. The Water Quality Committee of the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association, chaired by Isabella Trussell continues to moni- tor our water quality monthly at many locations, and has not found any dan- gerous bacterial contaminants. In fact, it has been determined that the Pell City Dye Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant is the largest source of excessive nutriments in Logan Martin Lake. Pell City is under a con- sent order from ADEM to correct the problem of overflow into the lake, and improvements are in progress. New regulations regarding the total maximum daily load of permitted dis- charges from industries and munici- palities are being developed by ADEM. Permit limits are being tight- ened. According to April Hall, pro- gram director for the Alabama Water Alliance, once this new clean-up plan is established Logan Martin Lake will be removed from the 303d list since it has already been cited and is taking the required remedial steps. The article in the Daily Home sug- gests many ways home owners can help reduce the nutrient problems in the lake, Meanwhile, in my opinion, it is safe to enjoy our lake's many recre- ational activities, including swimming. Donn J. Brascho, MD President Logan Martin Lake Protection Assn OCTOBER GENERAL MEETING October 23, 2008 Business: Elect new officers Speaker: Byron Woods, Municipal Consultants Subject: Status of the overhaul of Pell City’s Sewer System At the July 2006 General Meeting our guest speaker was Glenda Dean, an Environmental Engineer who is Deputy Chief of the Water Division of the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. She disclosed that there had been multiple major sanitary sewer overflows from the Pell City Sewer System into Logan Martin Lake. ADEM cited Pell City with a significant fine and gave the city two and one-half years to fix the system. Mr. Woods is an engineer who is involved in the modifications of the sewer system. He will bring our membership up to date on the progress that has been made in the last two years. All members and guests are encouraged to attend. LOGAN MARTIN LAKE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION Please add my name to the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association 2008 membership list. I want to help in the fight to prevent our lake water from being taken over by other states, to make improvements for the safety of swimmers and boaters, and to protect the quality and quantity of our beautiful Lake Logan Martin. Enclosed is my check for $25 for our household or business membership. For more information, please call Carol Wheelock 205-563-9510. Name _________________________________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip __________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number (s) ________________________________________________________________________ Please circle areas that are of special interest to you: Please mail $25 check and form to: Logan Martin Lake Protection Association P. O. Box 2002, Pell City, Alabama 35125 Education Computer PCB Issues Public Relations Land Use Newsletter Water Level St. Clair Cty Water Festival Strategic Planning Fish & Fish Habitat Lake Cleanup Water Quality Testing Fund Raising Wetlands Membership Recruitment MEMBERSHIP DUES IF YOU HAVE PAID YOUR 2008 DUES, PLEASE PASS THIS FORM ON TO A FRIEND OR NEIGHBOR We need residents or families to join individually as well as within their neighborhood associations. Georgia and Florida have huge budgets to fight for our water — we need all the help we can get to compete. There is strength in numbers. DIRECT DIRECT OR OR Y EDITION Y EDITION L M L P A The Coosa Logan Martin BEFORE YOU MAKE LAKE ALTERATIONS, CHANGES TO YOUR PIER; OR FOR UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON LAKE LEVELS, ETC., CALL: 1-800-LAKES 11. FROM: Logan Martin Lake Protection Assn. P. O. Box 2002 Pell City, Alabama 35125 HELP OUR MEMBERSHIP GROW. THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS. 2009 2009 ( ) E-mail address: Logan Martin Lake. Other OCTOBER GENERAL MEETING October 23, 2008 Business: Elect officers & board members Speaker: Byron Woods, Municipal Consultants Subject: Status of the Overhaul of Pell City’s Sewer System At the July 2006 General Meeting our guest speaker was Glenda Dean, an Environmental Engineer who is Deputy Chief of the Water Division of the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. She disclosed that there had been multiple major sanitary sewer overflows from the Pell City Sewer System into Logan Martin Lake. ADEM cited Pell City with a significant fine and gave the city two and one- half years to fix the system. Mr. Woods is an engineer who is involved in the modifications of the sewer system. He will bring our membership up to date on the progress that has been made in the last two years. All members and guests are encouraged to attend. is safe to enjoy our lake's many recre- ational activities, including swimming. Donn J. Brascho, MD President Logan Martin Lake Protection Assn
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DEDICATED TO GUARDING LOGAN MARTIN WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY
Water WavesCovering Pell City, Talladega, Riverside and Lincoln OCTOBER 2008
Logan Mar t i n Lake Pro tec t i on Assoc i a t i on
DIRECTORY
EDITION
President's MessageIt happens every year about this
time. An article appears in the localnewspaper addressing the quality ofthe water in Logan Martin Lake. Casein point; the Daily Home front pagereport on 7/20/2008 entitled “HowClean Is Our Lake.”This is a rather longessay regarding the sta-tus of the water, theproblems we have facedfor many years andwhat has and can bedone to improve the sit-uation. Unfortunately, itis misleading about thesafety of swimming inthe lake (paragraph 3).To my knowledge therehas never been a warn-ing by ADEM or thePublic Health Department aboutswimming in our lake except at theDye Creek Water Treatment Plantafter a heavy rain. In that situation awarning sign is posted for about threedays because the plant cannot handlethe excessive rain water runoff thatflows into the system. Expansion andrepairs are now underway, by order ofADEM, to correct that problem.
The article indicates Logan MartinLake is one of many lakes in our stateon the “303d” list, indicating quality-impaired waters. The two reasonsgiven in the article are (1) increase innutrient levels and (2) the fish con-sumption advisory. We all are awareof the recommendation to limit con-sumption of certain species of fish.This is due to small residues of PCB'sand mercury in certain fish. The latestadvisory is presented in another
section of this newsletter. ScottHughes, spokesman for ADEM, statedthat a high nutrient level in waterdoes not pose a threat to humans,and is common in reservoirs, especial-ly in drought situations and limiteddown flow through the dams.
The Water Quality Committee of theLogan Martin LakeProtectionAssociation, chairedby Isabella Trussellcontinues to moni-tor our water qualitymonthly at manylocations, and hasnot found any dan-gerous bacterialcontaminants. Infact, it has beendetermined that thePell City Dye CreekWastewater
Treatment Plant is the largest sourceof excessive nutriments in LoganMartin Lake. Pell City is under a con-sent order from ADEM to correct theproblem of overflow into the lake,and improvements are in progress.
New regulations regarding the totalmaximum daily load of permitted dis-charges from industries and munici-palities are being developed byADEM. Permit limits are being tight-ened. According to April Hall, pro-gram director for the Alabama WaterAlliance, once this new clean-up planis established Logan Martin Lake willbe removed from the 303d list since ithas already been cited and is takingthe required remedial steps.
The article in the Daily Home sug-gests many ways home owners canhelp reduce the nutrient problems inthe lake, Meanwhile, in my opinion, it
is safe to enjoy our lake's many recre-ational activities, including swimming.
Donn J. Brascho, MDPresidentLogan Martin Lake Protection Assn
OCTOBERGENERAL MEETING
October 23, 2008
Business: Elect new officers
Speaker: Byron Woods,Municipal Consultants
Subject: Status of the overhaul ofPell City’s Sewer System
At the July 2006 GeneralMeeting our guest speaker wasGlenda Dean, an EnvironmentalEngineer who is Deputy Chief ofthe Water Division of the AlabamaDepartment of EnvironmentalManagement. She disclosed thatthere had been multiple majorsanitary sewer overflows from thePell City Sewer System intoLogan Martin Lake. ADEM citedPell City with a significant fine andgave the city two and one-halfyears to fix the system.
Mr. Woods is an engineer whois involved in the modifications ofthe sewer system. He will bringour membership up to date on theprogress that has been made inthe last two years. All membersand guests are encouraged toattend.
LOGAN MARTIN LAKE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
Please add my name to the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association 2008 membership list. I want to help in the fight to
prevent our lake water from being taken over by other states, to make improvements for the safety of swimmers and boaters, and to
protect the quality and quantity of our beautiful Lake Logan Martin.
Enclosed is my check for $25 for our household or business membership.
For more information, please call Carol Wheelock 205-563-9510.
Name _________________________________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip __________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number (s) ________________________________________________________________________
Please circle areas that are of special interest to you:
Please mail $25 check and form to: Logan Martin Lake Protection AssociationP. O. Box 2002, Pell City, Alabama 35125
EducationComputerPCB IssuesPublic Relations
Land UseNewsletterWater LevelSt. Clair Cty Water Festival
Strategic PlanningFish & Fish HabitatLake CleanupWater Quality Testing
Fund RaisingWetlandsMembership Recruitment
MEMBERSHIP DUES
IF YOU HAVE PAID YOUR 2008 DUES,PLEASE PASS THIS FORM ON TO A FRIEND OR NEIGHBOR
We need residents or families to join individually as well as within their neighborhood associations. Georgia and Florida havehuge budgets to fight for our water — we need all the help we can get to compete. There is strength in numbers.
DIRECTDIRECTORORY EDITIONY EDITIONLMLPA
TheCoosa Logan Martin
BEFORE YOU MAKE LAKE ALTERATIONS, CHANGES TO YOUR PIER; OR FOR
UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON LAKE LEVELS, ETC., CALL: 1-800-LAKES 11.
FROM:Logan Martin Lake Protection Assn.P. O. Box 2002Pell City, Alabama 35125
HELP OUR MEMBERSHIP GROW. THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS.
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Logan Martin Lake.
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OCTOBERGENERAL MEETING
October 23, 2008
Business: Elect offi cers & board membersSpeaker: Byron Woods, Municipal ConsultantsSubject: Status of the Overhaul of Pell City’s Sewer System
At the July 2006 General Meeting our guest speaker wasGlenda Dean, an EnvironmentalEngineer who is Deputy Chief ofthe Water Division of the AlabamaDepartment of EnvironmentalManagement. She disclosed thatthere had been multiple majorsanitary sewer overfl ows from thePell City Sewer System into Logan Martin Lake. ADEM citedPell City with a signifi cant fi ne and gave the city two and one-half years to fi x the system. Mr. Woods is an engineer who is involved in the modifi cations of the sewer system. He will bring our membership up to date on the progress that has been made in the last two years. All members and guests are encouraged to attend.
is safe to enjoy our lake's many recre-ational activities, including swimming.
it
Donn J. Brascho, MDPresidentLogan Martin Lake Protection Assn
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association Page 3127
Advocate and promote the general welfare of Logan Martin Lake and that of the homeowners, businesses, and users of Logan Martin Lake and the surrounding areas.
GOALS:
1. Advocate laws and regulations for the care and protection of Logan Martin Lake and its users.2. Promote and implement citizen monitoring of water quality and quantity of Logan Martin Lake.3. Advocate cleanliness of Logan Martin Lake.4. Promote safe and secure recreational use and activities upon Logan Martin Lake.5. Arouse interest of property owners, businesses, users of Logan Martin Lake and the general public of environmental and other issues affecting Logan Martin Lake and its surrounding areas.6. Promote economic and recreational interest in Logan Martin Lake and its surrounding areas.7. Provide members with current information and opportunities to participate in forums, seminars and other activities concerning Logan Martin Lake.8. Educate both adults and children of the importance of keeping our waters clean and healthy through diligent efforts to avoid disposal of trash, fertilizer and toxic solvents in our water. The Logan Martin Lake Protection Association (LMLPA) applied for and was awarded their 501(c)3 status in 2000. Contributions to the organization are fully tax deductible. We currently have close to 500 paid members. Your membership makes our voice loud and clear to our elected offi cials. We recommend and support legislation for the protection of our waters and measures that will improve water quality and cleanliness. The strength of our voice is in direct proportion to our membership size. If you are not current-ly a member of LMLPA and would like to join us, you may send your check for $25 per household or business to (with the form on the back page):
LMLPAP. O. Box 2002
Pell City, Alabama 35125
LOGAN MARTIN LAKE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
Logan Martin Lake affects activities and economics in St. Clair and Talladega counties, and provides recreation, busi-ness opportunity and water resources to them. The primary function of the association is to educate the public on issues and activities that impact the use and vitality of Logan Martin Lake. LMLPA activities include:
P Water quality monitoring
P Water Wars tracking and reporting
P Involvement and information on re-licensing procedures by Alabama Power Company
P Sponsorship of a lake litter cleanup in March
P Provision of public forums for education and information exchange
P Maintain a dialog between LMLPA and Alabama Power Company, our state legislators and other grass root organiza-tions on the Coosa River chain
P At least three General Meetings a year with a guest speaker
P Three newsletters a year to inform our membership of activities and other news of interest
Education is the primary focus of LMLPA. Our website is www.lmlpa.org. Please visit us and learn more about our lake.
ABOUT LMLPA —
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Water WavesA publication by
Logan Martin Lake Protection Assoc.
President, Donn Brascho
Vice President, Johnny Beavers
Secretary, Ann Moore
Treasurer, Bill Hays
Member at Large for Executive Committee, Don Greer
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association
Committee Chairpersons
Water Quality -
Isabella Trussel, 205-884-4169
Dick Franke, 256-268-1445
Newsletter -
Jim Bentley, 205-587-5280
Dana Hopper, 205-884-8894
Donn Brascho, 205-525-0051
Membership -
Carol Wheelock, 205-563-9510
Hospitality -
Al and Dot Read, 205-338-9515
Finance -
Bill Hays,205-338-2449
For up-to-date
information,
see our web page:
Board of Directors
Dr. Donn Brascho, [email protected]
Johnny Beavers, [email protected]
Dr. Rudy Davidson, [email protected]
Dick Franke, [email protected]
Don Greer, [email protected]
Bill Hays, [email protected]
Dana Hopper, [email protected]
Debbie Hughes, [email protected]
Bud Kitchin, [email protected]
Ann Moore, [email protected]
Al Read, [email protected]
Ted Seay, [email protected]
Andy Smith, [email protected]
Randy Smith, [email protected]
Sam Smith, [email protected]
Isabell Trussell, [email protected]
Carol Wheelock, [email protected]
www.lmlpa.orgwww.alabamaaerwatch.org
Governmental Affairs -
Rudy Davidson, 256-268-2884
Lake Clean-Up Committee -
Sam Smith, 205-525-1664
Strategic Planning -
Don Greer, 205-525-4651
Program & Publicity -
Don Greer, 205-525-4651
Donn Brascho, 205-525-0051
Education -
Adult - Ann Moore, 205-763-2113
Youth - Ted Seay, 338-1963
Website -
Donn Brascho, 205-525-0051
Ann Moore, 205-763-2113
Water Festival -
Dianne DeShazer, 205-884-4705
Dana Hopper, 205-884-8894
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A Publication byLogan Martin Lake Protection Assn.
Bill Hays, [email protected]
Youth – Ted Seay, 338-1963
Dr. Donn Brascho, [email protected] *
Johnny Beavers, [email protected] *
Jim Bentley, 205-587-5280bentleyfl [email protected]
Rudy Davidson, [email protected]
Dick Franke, [email protected]
Don Greer, [email protected] *
Bill Hays, [email protected] *
Dana Hopper, [email protected]
Debbie Cearley, [email protected]
Bud Kitchin, [email protected]
Ann Moore, [email protected] *
Al Read, [email protected]
Ted Seay, [email protected]
Andy Smith, 205-814-1113andy@1affi nity.com
Randy Smith, [email protected]
Sam Smith, [email protected]
Isabella Trussell, [email protected]
Carol Wheelock, [email protected]
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association 3Page
LOGAN MARTIN LAKE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
General Meeting MinutesFebruary 21, 2008
The meeting was called to order by Johnny Beavers,
vice president. Donn Brascho was unable to attend. He
welcomed the large group who attended.
He asked Ann Moore to read the minutes for the last
meeting in November. As the General Meeting Minutes
for November 15, 2007 were published in the recent
newsletter, Ann asked that the minutes be approved as
published. The motion was seconded and approved.
Bill Hays, treasurer was unable to be at the meeting
and Johnny Beavers asked Ann Moore to read the
Treasurer's Report. She mentioned that a total of $7,900
has been collected to date in membership fees. We
have a total of 319 members who have renewed or
joined since the first of the year. A motion was made
and seconded to approve the report. A copy of the
report is attached to these minutes.
Isabella Trussell presented the report for the Water
Quality Committee. She said supplies were purchased
recently for the testing for 2008. The amount was higher
than before because we will have more bacteriological
testing at certain points on the lake. She asked that any-
one who was interested in being a monitor should sign
up at the table in the back.
Johnny Beavers asked for a report from the
Education Committee. Ann Moore said that she had
made presentations recently and was anxious to include
other groups who may be interested in learning about the
Association to contact her. She said that Ted Seay is
actively involved with the youth groups for the upcoming
lake cleanup.
Dianne DeShazer is working with the Water Festival
again this year and she was asked to make a report.
Dianne explained to the group how the Association has
been involved with the Water Festival and then intro-
duced Sarah Butterworth who is with the St. Clair Soil &
Water Conservation District. Sarah explained that the
Water Festival began 10 years ago with ADEM and UAH
who organized Alabama's First Groundwater Festival.
St. Clair County has been involved since 2001.
Talladega has participated in the past but is not currently
involved. The Water Festival is a day long program for
4th graders and teachers from both public and private
schools to learn where their drinking water comes from,
how to protect it and how to keep it clean for future gen-
erations. There are 'hands-on' classes, experiments and
festive activities to allow the students to retain the sur-
face and groundwater principles. This year the Festival
will be held on April 15th. The First Baptist Church of
Pell City and the First United Methodist Church will again
be the site for the Festival. Sarah said that they need
about 200 volunteers. The high school students and
adults will teach classes, and guide the students through
their day. Adult volunteers are desperately needed and
she urged anyone who was interested to contact Dianne
DeShazer. Dianne thanked Sarah for her hard work.
Johnny Beavers asked Ann Moore and Bud Kitchins
to begin the presentation for Renew Our Rivers - 2008.
A movie prepared by Alabama Power for Renew Our
Rivers was shown to the group. Following the movie
Ann continued the ROR presentation with the 2008 dates
for Logan Martin Lake as March 31st - April 5th and
explained ROR and LMLPA's approach this year as,
PRIDE = SUCCESS. She explained that Sam Smith
resigned recently as Chairman of the LMLPA Lake
Cleanup Committee due to a serious illness and asked
that he be remembered in everyone's prayers. Don
Greer is now the main contact person. Ann listed the
tonnage of trash collected over the last four years and
showed that the amount is decreasing, indicating that the
project is showing success. She explained that the
landowners, businesses and visitors have pride in Logan
Martin Lake and are showing this pride by keeping the
lake and its surrounding surfaces clear of trash year
round. Throughout the presentation she explained the
five main cleanup areas, the types of volunteers needed
and how to sign up. The main area volunteers are
presently needed as Street Captains and asked that any-
one who was interested to contact the person listed in
their collection site area. The flyers with the names are
available on the table in the back. She also said that
pontoon boats and drivers are needed to access remote
areas. She asked for anyone who is aware of remote
areas with a lot of debris to contact Don Greer. The
presentation ended with information about the picnic with
free food and music following the cleanup at Lakeside
Landing on April 5th.
Johnny Beavers thanked Ann and Bud for the pres-
entation and Al and Dot Read for their wonderful refresh-
ments. He announced that a Board Meeting would be
held following a short break and again thanked everyone
for attending. The meeting was adjourned.
Johnny Beavers, Ann Moore,
Vice President Secretary
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James & Beverly Williams 329 Kewanee Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-5286 Glenn & Maggie Willoughby 2070 Rabbit Branch Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-0112 Tillman & Janie Wilson 126 Amitola Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5126
Randy & Annette Wright 775 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-8951 Reggie & Jan Wright 200 Braemer Place Vestavia Hills, AL 35242 205-969-3845 Elvin & Randy Young 209 Ellis Lane Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-2134 Huel Young 205 Seminole Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-413-4355 [email protected]
Walter & Ann-Katrin Wilson 3708 Fitzgerald Mountain Drive Pinson, AL 35126 205-680-9232 Jo Ann & Kenneth Winnette 308 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1482 Woods Surfside Marina 37 Marina Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5533 Roy & Harriet Woodward 319 Eureka Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0100
Caran Wilbanks P O Box 1312 Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-1961 Richard & Jeanette Willert 8 Seddon Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-807-0232 [email protected]
Del & Mary Williams 156 River Pines Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2221 [email protected]
Harold & Elouise Williams P O Box 306 Birmingham, AL 35201 205-251-8100
John W. West P O Box 78 Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-9806 Dick & Evelyn Whatley 2119 North Second Avenue Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-9505 [email protected]
Vickie Whatley 495 Shelton Shores Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-338-3338 Carol & Harry Wheelock 56 Rabbit Branch Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-567-5234 [email protected]
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The meeting was called to order by Johnny Bea-vers, vice president, who welcomed the large group who attended. Donn Brascho was unable to attend. Johnny Beavers then asked Ann Moore to read the minutes for the last meeting in November. As the General Meeting Minutes for November 15, 2007 were published in the recent newsletter, Ann asked that the minutes be approved as published. The motion was seconded and approved. Bill Hays, treasurer was unable to be at the meet-ing and Johnny Beavers asked Ann Moore to read the Treasurer’s Report. She mentioned that a total of $7,900 has been collected to date in membership fees. We have a total of 319 members who have renewed or joined since the fi rst of the year. A motion was made and seconded to approve the report. A copy of the report is attached to these minutes. Isabella Trussell presented the report for the Water Quality Committee. She said supplies were purchased recently for the testing for 2008. The amount was higher than before because we will have more bacteriological testing at certain points on the lake. She asked that any-one who was interested in being a monitor should sign up at the table in the back.
Johnny Beavers asked for a report from the Edu-cation Committee. Ann Moore said that she had made presentations recently and was anxious to include other groups who may be interested in learning about the As-sociation to contact her. She said that Ted Seay is actively involved with the youth groups for the upcoming lake cleanup. Dianne DeShazer is working with the Water Festi-val again this year and she was asked to make a report. Dianne explained to the group how the Association has been involved with the Water Festival and then introduced Sarah Butterworth who is with the St. Clair Soil & Water Conservation District. Sarah explained that the Water Festival began 10 years ago with ADEM and UAH who organized Alabama’s First Groundwater Festival. St. Clair County has been involved since 2001. Talladega has participated in the past but is not currently involved. The Water Festival is a day long program for 4th Graders and teachers from both public and private schools to learn where their drinking water comes from, how to protect it and how to keep it clean for future generations. There are ‘hands-on’ classes, experiments and festive activities to allow the students to retain the surface and groundwater
principles. This year the Festival will be held on April 15th. The First Baptist Church of Pell City and the First United Methodist Church will again be the site for the Festival. Sarah said that they need about 200 volun-teers. The high school students and adults will teach classes, and guide the students through their day. Adult volunteers are desperately needed and she urged anyone who was interested to contact Dianne DeShazer. Dianne thanked Sarah for her hard work. Johnny Beavers asked Ann Moore and Bud Kitchin to begin the presentation for Renew Our Rivers – 2008. A movie prepared by Alabama Power for Renew Our Rivers was shown to the group. Following the movie Ann continued the ROR presentation with the 2008 dates for Logan Martin Lake as March 31 – April 5th and explained ROR and LMLPA’s approach this year as, PRIDE = SUC-CESS. She explained that Sam Smith resigned recently as Chairman of the LMLPA Lake Cleanup Committee due to a serious illness and asked that he be remembered in everyone’s prayers. Don Greer was now the main contact person. Ann listed the tonnage of trash collected over the last four years and showed that the amount is decreasing, indicating that the project is showing suc-cess. She explained that the landowners, businesses and visitors have pride in Logan Martin Lake and are showing this pride by keeping the lake and its surround-ing surfaces clear of trash year round. Throughout the presentation she explained the fi ve main cleanup areas, the types of volunteers needed and how to sign up. Volunteers are presently needed as Street Captains and asked that anyone who might be interested to contact the person listed in their collection site area. The fl yers with the names are available on the table in the back. She also said that pontoon boats and drivers are needed to access remote areas. She asked for those who may be aware of remote areas and a lot of debris to contact Don Greer. The presentation ended with information about the picnic with free food and music following the cleanup at Lakeside Landing on April 5th. Johnny Beavers thanked Ann and Bud for the pre-sentation and Al and Dot Read for their wonderful refresh-ments. He announced that a Board Meeting would be held following a short break and again thanked everyone for attending. The meeting was adjourned.
Johnny Beavers, Ann Moore, Vice President Secretary
Page Logan Martin Lake Protection Association4
LMLPA RECEIVESA $5,000 WINDFALL
The Logan Martin Lake Protection Association
received $5,000 from a court settlement between
the state and two defendants who violated
Alabama’s one-call notification system. St. Clair
County district Attorney Richard Minor said his office
was notified by Plantation Pipe Line Company that
someone had violated the one-call notification statue
which requires anyone excavating along the pipeline
easement to call the number on the posted sign
before excavating in the easement. A seawall and
pillings had been constructed within the easement
without knowledge of the pipeline company. Once
this was confirmed, Mr. Minor contacted all parties
involved.
Since the seawall poses no immediate danger to
the pipeline, it was agreed not to go to court over
the matter. The district Attorney negotiated a settle-
ment of $5,000 and the money would go to an
organization that protects the lake — the LMLPA.
The defendants agreed and the money has been
gifted. Emily Thompson, a spokeswoman for the
pipeline company said that the district attorney did a
great service to the people of St. Clair County by
imposing a fine instead of prosecuting those respon-
sible for building the seawall. She hopes the incident
will help bring attention to the importance of the one
call system before any excavating work is started
near an easement.
Dr. Donn Brascho, president of the LMLPA said
that District Attorney Minor established a great
precedent in this negotiation, and thanked him on
behalf of the officers and 485 members of the Logan
Martin Lake Protection Association.
Brascho indicated that the money will be used to
continue the ongoing activities of the organization
such as conducting the annual lake clean-up in
March, water monitoring, publishing a newsletter to
keep the membership informed about matters that
would be of interest to property owners and users of
the lake, holding quarterly meetings open to the
public with guest speakers, providing educational
programs for the youth of the community and pro-
viding financial grants to school teachers for special
activities to teach students methods of preserving
our valuable water asset. The Executive Committee
of LMLPA awarded Mr. Minor a lifetime honorary
membership in the organization in appreciation of
his support.
LMLPA TO AWARD GRANTSTO LOCAL SCHOOLS
Two $500 grants will be awarded to local teachers inmiddle schools in communities that border Logan MartinLake. These grants are sponsored by the Alabama PowerCompany annually to provide funding for teachers whopromote environmental education to students. Examplesof projects include in-class special programs, outdoorclassrooms, fisheries projects, pond construction andwater quality testing.
To apply, the teacher must submit a150-word or lessdescription of the activity planned for the students and ageneral budget of how the funds will be used. The grantswill be reviewed by a committee of the LMLPA andawards announced in January, 2009. Requests should besubmitted by January 15, 2009.
Applications can be obtained by calling Mr. Ted Seayat 205-338-1963.
ALABAMA POWER - KEEP UP TO DATE
An informative newsletter is published byAlabama Power Company quarterly. Its name is“Shoreline”.
To receive this publication free contactShorelines, 12N-0980, Alabama Power Company,P.O. Box 2641, Birmingham, AL 35291-0980. Besure to include your name and mailing address,and request that you be added to their mailing list.
NEW WEBSITE
There is a new website available at no charge thatmonitors lake levels for 77 lakes in the U.S., includingLogan Martin Lake. The author is Douglas Mc Gaugheyand the address is: http://www.lakelevelalert.com
Give it a try.
NOTICE:
CALL 1-800-LAKES 11 BEFORE
MAKING LAKE ALTERATIONS OR
ANY CHANGES TO YOUR PIER.
FOR UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION
ON LAKE LEVELS, ETC., CALL
1-800-LAKES 11.
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association Page 2925
Don Patterson & Vickie Tolbert 5028 Forest Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6546 [email protected]
Elton & Diane Tollison 5024 Forest Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-2487 Bryan Townsend 65 Lincoln Shores Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-763-3090 Bill & Isabella Trussell 208 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-4169 [email protected]
Larry Tuck 3600 Lakeside Drive Birmingham, AL 35243 205-967-3144 Patrick & Debbie Tucker 1558 Davis Acres Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-378-5105 Glen & Sue Tuton 33 Cathy Avenue Oxford, AL 36203 256-268-9984 Stephen & Carla Valdes 406 Driftwood Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3233 Janice & Alan Van Horn 2240 North 1st Street Center Point, AL 35215 Alan 205-612-0069 Janice 205-370-0847
Betty Vann & Family 4505 Buttewoods Lane Birmingham, AL 35242 205-879-9331205-980-5358
Ron & Vickie Vaughan 31 Dove Cove Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9156
Paul & Patricia Vaughn P O Box 186 Riverside, AL 35135205-338-3763 [email protected]
Greg and Kim Vernon 215 Ellington Way Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-0087 [email protected]
Henry Wadley P O Box 807 Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-2127 Jerry Walker 480 Powell’s Hideaway Road Pell City, AL 35128
Kenny & Candy Walker 20 Pineview Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-1524 Tim, Cathe & Matt Walker 950 Lock Four Road Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-4403 Rick & Lori Wallington 1410 Timber Ridge Circle Hoover, AL 35244 205-424-5482 Blythe & Mara Walls 128 Holiday Estates Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-7334 [email protected]
Edith & David Warren 557 Pine Point Lane Talladega, AL 35160
L.H. & Christine Warren 165 Waites Drive South Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-4578
Mary Watkins 2445 Vestavia Drive Birmingham, AL 35216
Watson Computers, Inc. 89 Vaughan Lane Pell City, AL 35128 Paul and Liz Webb 1085 Lake Ridge Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0892
Perry & Neva Webb 505 Lindy Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6182 Ardis & Shirley Weems 104 Ingram Street Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5432
Audrey Weil 1081 Lake Ridge Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2379
Joseph & Dorothy Wells 4335 Griffi tt Bend Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-1173256-589-3191
Jim & Betsy West 1226 Shannon Lynn Shores Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0757 [email protected]
Two $500 grants will be awarded to local middle school teachers in communities that border Logan Martin Lake. These grants are sponsored by the Alabama Power Company annually to provide funding for teachers who promote environmental education to students. Examples of projects include in-class special programs, outdoor classrooms, fi sheries projects, pond construction and water quality testing. To apply the teacher must submit a 150 word or less description of the activity planned for the students and a general budget of how the funds will be used. Requests should be submitted by January 15, 2009. The grants will be reviewed by a committee of the LMLPA and awards announced in January, 2009. Applications can be obtained by calling Mr. Ted Seay at 205-338-1963.
The Logan Martin Lake Protection Association re-ceived $5,000 from a court settlement between the state and two defendants who violated Alabama’s one-call notifi cation system. St. Clair County Dis-trict Attorney Richard Minor said his offi ce was notifi ed by Plantation Pipe Line Company that someone had violated the one-call notifi cation statue which requires anyone excavating along the pipeline easement to call the number on the posted sign before excavating in the easement. A seawall and pilings had been constructed within the easement without knowledge of the pipeline company. Once this was confi rmed, Mr. Minor contacted all parties involved. Since the seawall poses no immediate danger to the pipeline, it was agreed not to go to court over the matter. The District Attorney negoti-ated a settlement of $5,000 and the money would go to an organization that protects the lake — the LMLPA. The defendants agreed and the money has been gifted. Emily Thompson, a spokeswom-an for the pipeline company said that the District Attorney did a great service to the people of St. Clair County by imposing a fi ne instead of pros-ecuting those responsible for building the seawall. She hopes the incident will help bring attention to the importance of the one-call system before any excavating work is started near an easement. Dr. Donn Brascho, president of the LMLPA said that District Attorney Minor established a great precedent in this negotiation, and thanked him on behalf of the offi cers and the 485 members of the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association. Brascho indicated that the money will be used to continue the ongoing activities of the organization such as conducting the annual lake cleanup in March, water monitoring, publishing newsletters to keep the membership informed about matters that would be of interest to property owners and users of the lake, holding quarterly meetings open to the public with guest speakers, providing educational programs for the local com-munities and providing fi nancial grants to school teachers for special activities to teach students methods of preserving our valuable water asset. The Executive Committee of LMLPA awarded Mr. Minor a lifetime honorary membership in the orga-nization in appreciation of his support.
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association 5Page
After the low lake levels of sum-mer 2007, I thought the 2008 St.Clair County Water FestivalCommittee hit the nail on the headwhen it paired one well-recognizedadvertising question with a familiaranswer from the marketing world:Got Water? Priceless! So evolvedthe theme for the 2008 event, whichtook place April 15th.
When you expect over 1,000fourth grade school children tospend the day, planning needs tostart early. Representing LoganMartin Lake Protection Association,I joined with the committee inJanuary to get to work. Other mem-bers of the committee included stafffrom the St. Clair County Soil andWater Conservation District (the fes-tival’s organizer), area water worksand utility boards, and St. Clair andPell City school systems. SWCD’sSarah Butterworth coordinated the
committee’s efforts, and OdenvilleUtility Board’s Virginia Bratcherchaired.
Sarah and Virginia made surethat things such as the followingtook place long before April 15th:supplies counted; locations secured;food and drinks for volunteers pro-vided; bus loading, unloading, park-ing charted, teacher and sponsorinformation compiled and distrib-uted; volunteers recruited; and ofcourse, funds raised. A fun job waspicking a winning design from draw-ings submitted by the county’sfourth-grade artists for event t-shirts.
April 14th: one-day-to-go and itwas intense. The festival activitiestook place at Pell City First Baptistand First United MethodistChurches — 24 separate class-rooms to be set up and stocked.Several rooms needed plastic toprotect the floor from splashes; all
needed furniture moved in, out and around.
April 15th arrived, and with it awhirlwind. Volunteers took theirplaces at sign-in, the bus stop, andclassrooms. And the fourth-graderscame. They strung water cyclebracelets, built miniature water filtra-tion systems, and created edibleaquifers.
Then, they are gone. The hourspassed quickly in all the goings-on,and it was time to put the roomsback in their original state andclean-up. We gathered leftover sup-plies, already talking about 2009.
If you’d like to be involved withthe next St. Clair County WaterFestival, contact me at [email protected].
Dianne DeShazer
GOT WATER? PRICELESS!
INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES
2007 2008
JANUARY $1,774.15 $2,072.13 $ 0 $ 0FEBRUARY 7,324.29 1,397.55 7,997.64 929.67MARCH 0 0 0 0APRIL 2,464.21 331.45 0 0MAY 1,769.88 1,358.14 3,454.00 5,297.58JUNE 0 0 0 0JULY 0 0 0 0AUGUST 0 0 394.01 1,392.89
$13,332.53 $5,159.27 $11,845.65 $7,620.14
FINANCIAL REPORT
ACCESS TO SHORELINE PERMITTING GUIDELINESGo to APCO Website: www.alabamapower.comClick on “Lake Information”Click on “Shoreline Management”Click link: Permit Guidelines for “Logan Martin.”
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George & Helen Sporl 3 Peachtree Street Birmingham, AL 35123 205-870-8145 Richard W. & Patricia R. Sprague 3219 Sterling Road Birmingham, AL 35213 205-870-7352 [email protected]
Ted & Annette Springer 175 Lee Lane Talladega, AL 35160 205-951-2432 Vicki Smith St. Clair Shores Trailer Park 425 Old Brook Circle Birmingham, AL 35242 205-240-2560 [email protected]
Russell R. & Thomas Stark 50 Bulldog Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 Jim Starnes 235 Valley View Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-320-0800205-601-8614 Tim & Michelle Steadman 1120 6th Avenue N.W. Alabaster, AL 35007 205-305-8466
Joy & Gary Steed 65 Waters Edge Way Alpine, AL 35014 205-763-7761 W. A. & Sue L. Stewart 42 Lake Front Drive Talladega, AL 35160
Greg & Amy Stinson 317 Coves Point Drive Riverside, AL 35135 205-884-0551 Larry & Priscilla Stipes 419 Pine Point Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9885 Bennie & AJ Storie 114 Lakeshore Court Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4927
Elaine & Victor Stringer 300 Fulmer Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2418 Patsy & Robert Stubbs 2859 Holly Springs Road NE Marietta, GA 30062 770-973-2245 William & Anne Suddeth 631 Tomahawk Trail Anniston, AL 36206 Brian B. & Elizabeth Sullivan 24 Woodhill Road Birmingham, AL 35213 Mike & Jenny Summers 191 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-9309 [email protected]
Liz Sutherland 282 Horseshoe Circle Talladega, AL 35160 John & Ann Sweat 547 Coosa Island Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4078 Rex & Polly Tanner 414 Lomar Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-2868 Ben & Denise Thackerson 170 Lee Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-937-2630 [email protected]
The Daily Home P.O. Box 977 Talladega, AL 35160 205-362-1000 Harold Theessen 1570 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9197205-362-0287 James & Elizabeth Thomas 110 Berkley Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4255
Melinda Cooper & Cherry Thomas814 Haven Circle Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-0640 Bill Thompson 2863 England Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-8333 [email protected]
Grace H. Thompson 1064 Shannon Lynn Shores Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2323 Ken & Tana Thompson 1251 West Sunset Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-362-0888 Robert Thorpe 11 Shannon Lynn Shores Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0674 Dr. John T. & Selena Tiffany 555 Knollwood Road White Plains, NY 10603 Johnny C. & Edna K. Timmons 72 Clear Creek Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0550 Randy & Michelle Tims 2321 Dartmouth Drive Hoover, AL 35226 205-623-7952
After the low lake levels of summer 2007, I thought the 2008 St. Clair County Water Festival Committee hit the nail on the head when it paired one well recognized advertising question with a familiar answer from the marketing world: Got Water? Priceless! And so evolved the theme for the 2008 event, which took place on April 15. When you expect over 1,000 fourth- grade schoolchildren to spend the day, planning needs to begin early. Representing Logan Martin Lake Association, I joined with the committee in January to get to work. Other members of the committee included staff from the St. Clair County Soil and Water Conservation District (the festival’s organizer), area water work and utility boards, and St. Clair and Pell City school systems. SWCD’s Sarah Butterworth coordinated the the committee’s
efforts, and Odenville Utility Board’s Virginia Bratcher chaired.
Sarah and Virginia made sure that things such as the following took place long before April 15: supplies counted; locations secured; food and drinks for volunteers provided; bus loading, unloading, parking charted; teacher and sponsor information complied and distributed; volunteers recruited; and, of course, funds were raised. A fun job was picking a winning design from drawings submitted by the county’s 4th-grade artists for event t-shirts. April 14: one-day-to-go and it was intense. The festival activities took place at Pell City First Baptist and First United Methodist Churches–24 separate classrooms to be set up and stocked. Several rooms needed plas-tic to protect the fl oor from splashes; all needed furniture moved in, out and around.
April 15 arrived, and with it a whirlwind. Volunteers took their places at sign-in, the bus stop, and classrooms. And the 4th-graders came. They strung water cycle bracelets, built miniature water fi ltra-tion systems, and created edible aquifers. Then, they are gone. The hours passed quickly in all the goings-on, and it was time to put the rooms back in their original state and clean up. We gathered leftover supplies, already talking about 2009.
If you’d like to be involved with the next St. Clair County Water Festival, contact me at [email protected]
Dianne DeShazer
Page Logan Martin Lake Protection Association6
Lake residents are all familiar with theseasonal lowering of lake elevationsconducted by Alabama Power as aflood-control measure under thedirections of the U.S. Army Corpsof Engineers.
While lower water levelsmake way for the usualwinter and springrains, they some-times expose thelake beds to undesir-able activities —ATVs, dirtbikes,four-wheel-drive trucksand othermotorizedvehicle use— in areas usually covered by water.
Alabama Power Company owns the lakebeds and riders of unauthorized vehicles
are trespassing. These dirtbikes,etc., are damaging the lake bot-
toms and, in some instances, they are dam-aging piers and other facilities permitted by
Alabama Power.It is the responsibility of AlabamaPower to protect the overallintegrity of our lakes for public
use; and they will prosecuteanyone using its lake bedsfor recreational vehicle rid-ing.
Alabama PowerCompany asks that youcall 205-472-0481whenthis occurs in yourarea.
Protect Your Reservoir’s Lake Bed
River Trail Winds Through State
Canoeists and kayakers can now enjoy a 631-mile river trail from the Georgia state line,
down the Coosa and Alabama rivers to Fort Morgan at the southern end of Mobile Bay. The new
Alabama Scenic River Trail winds through incredible natural vistas such as steep stone bluffs,
magnificent wildlife preserves and southern timberlands.
Volunteers worked with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the
Alabama Department of Tourism and Travel, Alabama Power, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
the National Park Service and 21 cities along the rivers to establish the trail that opened in June.
Alabama Power provided land
access for portages — paths around
its dams — at Weiss, Neely Henry,
Logan Martin, Lay, Mitchell and
Jordan hydroelectric facilities on the
Coosa River. Alabama Power also
provided signs and buoys directing
kayakers and canoeists where to exit
and re-enter the Coosa. Alabama
Power and volunteers from the Boy
Scouts and other groups built the
portages.
For more information on the river
trail, visit www.AlabamaScenic
RiverTrail.com
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association Page 2723
James & Judy Scott 40 Camelot Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0591 Janice & Ted Seay 219 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1963 [email protected]
Ann Self 850 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-4095 Wallace & Evelyn Self 38 Sunset Circle Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-2786 Jean & Harold Settle 905 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5398 W. Gayle Sexton 25 River Oaks Way Cropwell, AL 35054 Wyndol & Mary Shaw 99 Shaw Lane Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0234 Steve Sheffi eld 86 Warren L. Harris Circle Vincent, AL 35178 Mike & Teresa Shell 115 Kradle Kove Drive Talladega, AL 35160 800-491-8595
Joe & Mary Ann Sherman 3306 Buckhead Drive Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 205-823-7110 Richard & Darla Sherman 60 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 Robert Shill, Jr. 4001 North Cahaba Drive Vestavia, AL 35243 205-970-0768
James Shirley 1732 Wingfi eld Circle Birmingham, AL 35242 205-991-5234 [email protected]
Joseph M. & Sue Shook 355 Cherokee Road Cropwell , AL 35054 205-884-7666 [email protected]
Randle & Willie Shumate 5761 Seddon Shores Drive Pell City, AL 35128 Ray & Earleen Sides 127 Treasure Island Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5006 Andy & Dorcas Smith 3606 6th Ave South Birmingham, AL 35222 205-814-1113cell 205-599-2861 andy@1affi nity.com
Bob & Jan Smith 20 Mallard Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-814-0900 Carl & Linnie Smith 11 Lincoln Shores Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-763-2180 Charles & Wanda Smith 30 Rabbit Point Road Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-1776 Charles E & Juanita C. Smith 107 Treasure Island Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5350 David & Renee Smith 456 Cedar Cove Drive Alpine, AL 35014 205-296-8640205-296-8338 Dianna Smith 748 Rivercrest Drive Vincent, AL 35178 205-525-5144
Dr. Ivan & Susan Smith 141 Lindsay Lane Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-7800 Emmett C. & Bonnie Smith 418 Endfi nger Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0942 Gary & Frances Smith 292 Lee Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9800 Randy J. Smith P. O. Box 37 Leeds, AL 35094 205-369-0006Bus. 205-699-2284 [email protected]
Sam & Jan Smith 1770 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-525-1664cell 205-362-0566 [email protected]
Steve & Sally Smith P O Box 158 Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5171 [email protected]
Thad & Terrie Snyder P O Box 6124 Talladega, AL 35161 256-268-0115 [email protected]
John & Rozlyn Spiker 3432 Chippenham Circle Birmingham, AL 35242 205-980-0610 [email protected]
Thomas & Lynn Spires 3523 Tanglecreek Circle Birmingham, AL 35243 205-251-5885 H. C. & Patsy Spivey 285 Grandview Circle Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2111
Logan Martin Lake Protection Association Page 7
LOGAN MARTIN LAKE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
MISSION STATEMENT
Advocate and promote the general welfare of Logan Martin Lake and that of the homeowners,
businesses, and users of Logan Martin Lake and the surrounding areas.
GOALS:
1. Advocate laws and regulations for the care and protection of Logan Martin Lake and surround-
ing areas.
2. Promote and implement citizen monitoring of water quality and quantity of Logan Martin Lake.
3. Advance cleanliness of Logan Martin Lake and surrounding areas.
4. Promote safe and secure recreational use and activities upon Logan Martin Lake
5. Arouse interest of homeowners, businesses, and users of Logan Martin Lake and the general
public on environmental and other issues affecting Logan Martin Lake and surrounding areas.
6. Elevate the economic and recreational interests of Logan Martin Lake and surrounding areas.
7. Provide Association members with current information and opportunities to participate in
forums, seminars, and other activities concerning Logan Martin Lake.
The Logan Martin Lake Protection Association (LMLPA) applied for and was awarded their
501(c)3 status in 2000. Contributions to the organization are fully tax deductible. We currently
have over 450 members. Your membership makes our voice loud and clear to our elected offi-
cials. We recommend and support legislation for the protection of our waters and measures that
will improve water quality and cleanliness.
The strength of our voice is in direct proportion to our membership size. If you are not current-
ly a member of LMLPA and would like to join us, you may send your check for $25 per household
or business to:LMLPA
P.O. Box 2002
Pell City, Alabama 35125
Logan Martin Lake affects activities and
economics in St. Clair and Talladega coun-
ties, and provides recreation, business oppor-
tunity and water resources to them. the pri-
mary function of the association is to educate
the public on issues and activities that impact
the use and vitality of Logan Martin Lake. the
association activities include:
• Water quality monitoring
• Involvement and information on relicens-
ing procedures
• Sponsorship of lake litter clean-up
• Provision of public forums for education
and information exchange
• Maintain a dialog between LMLPA and
similar grassroots organizations
Out intent is to provide information and
news about the association, their activities
and events affecting the lake. The primary
focus of the association is education.
Our website is lmlpa.org. Please visit us
and learn more about or lake.
ABOUT LMLPA —
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Jim & Wanda Presley 664 Water Oak Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-5299 Charles Price 226 Windsong Island Talladega, AL 35160 256-265-0838 Helen E. Price 737 Coves Point Drive Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-9614 Oscar & Peggy Price 2108 3rd Avenue North Pell City, AL 35125 205-814-0184 Ricardo Price 105 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-8007 Teresa & Maxwell H. Pulliam 2408 Park Lane S. Birmingham, AL 35213 205-870-3242 James Pyle 925 Bay Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-2477 Edward & Elanor Quick 437 Sunset Hill Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4140 Lem Harris Rainwater 710 Berkley Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7829 Al & Dot Read 1000 Berkley Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9515205-967-1854 [email protected]
Jean & Hunter Read 1106 Berkley Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3537
Patrick & Ann Reddy 409 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-1512
Mike & Susan Reeves 200 Oak Pointe Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-884-7789
Richard & Helen Reindle 1216 LakeSide Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0595
Randy & Denise Reynolds 33 Oak Pointe Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5306
Robert and Sarah Rhodes 2167 Martin Street South Pell City, AL 35128 Gene Richardson 2781 England Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-7424
Trent & Kerri Richardson 118 Meadowcroft Circle Birmingham, AL 35242 205-410-8306205-999-7976
Chad & Janet Richey P.O. Box 1372 Pell City, AL 35125 205-672-9485
Steven Riggins 364 Palace Drive Trussville, AL 35173 205-655-9259
Paul Emerick Rivers Edge Marina 79 Rabbit Branch Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5562
Mayor Rusty Jessup Riverside Parks & RecreationP. O. Box 130 Riverside, AL 35135 205-915-7115
D. H. Roberts, M. D. 103 Morgan Street Talladega, AL 35160 256-761-1860
Rocky Robertson 516 Lakeview Circle Alpine, AL 35014 205-531-6971256-268-9376
LMLPA TO ELECT OFFICERS & BOARD MEMBERS
New leadership for the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association will be nominated and voted on by the active membership at the next General Meeting on Thursday, October 23rd at the Pell City Civic Center at 6:00 P.M. Contact Al Read at 205-338-9515 if you have any questions or comments.
Cleanup is important to the survival of our wildlife and the quality of our lake.
Charles & Doris Robinson 80 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5974 Robbie & Terre Robinson 432 Cedar Cove Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0773 James & Angela Ronald 14788 Fowlerville Road Perry, MI 48872 Wanda & Edwin Roper 130 Treasure Island Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-296-1549 [email protected]
Bobbie Ross 429 Rock Inn Point Cropwell , AL 35054 205-338-2081 Linda & Dieter Ruethemann 400 Sunset Hill Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-1268205-902-1196 [email protected]
Fred & Jill Rutledge P O Box 621 Cropwell , AL 35054 205-369-9830 [email protected] Sailview Association 813 Labelle Lane Hoover, AL 35226 205-822-6253 David & Karen Sawyer 75 Riveroaks Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4098 Juan Saxon 5701 5th Terrace South Birmingham, AL 35212 205-595-2451 205-531-8197 Ed & Wynell Schamel 1702 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128
Edmund Schulz 370 370 South Lakeshore Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9838
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2008 Lake Clean-up a Success
The annual Logan Martin Lake clean-up sponsored by the LMLPA was again a
success in March of this year. About 250 volunteers turned out in spite of
inclement weather. A total of 17.47 tons of trash was recovered. This
includes 10.08 tons of old tires, which are very difficult to remove from the lake bed
and dispose of. The weather forced cancellation of the picnic, but it was held at a later
date.
Many thanks to Sam Smith for his outstanding organization of this project over the
last three
years.
Next
year the
dates of the
clean-up will
be March 30th
to April 4th. And remember; don’t dispose
of tires in the lake. They are toxic to fish!
Better to use your old Christmas trees to
attract fish.
Workers enjoy a refreshing picnic.
Sam Smith
VEOLIA
LMLP members Donn Brascho, Don Greer, Dick Whatley, Larry Martens
and Isabella Trussell attended a USACE scoping meeting in Gadsden on
September 17th. This meeting provided an opportunity for the public to comment
about their issues and concerns regarding the review and update of the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers’ Water Control Manual for the Alabama-Coosa-
Tallapoosa (ACT) River Basin.
LMLPA members are preparing comments supporting the proposed two-
foot increase in the winter lake level. LMLPA will also request that the Corps
postpone the individual water control manuals for the Coosa reservoirs until
after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission relicenses Alabama Power’s
Coosa reservoirs so that any new license requirements can be incorporated
into the updated manuals. LMLPA will ask that a copy of the drafts of the
Master Manual and the individual manual for Logan Martin be available for our
study well ahead of the public comment meetings for the draft documents.
For more information on the USACE ACT River Basin Water Control
Manual update process, go to the Mobile District webpage at
http://www.sam.usace.army.mil
LMLPA Prepares Comments on
USACE Water Control Manual
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Libbie & John Morris 1030 Images Square Cropwell, AL 35054 205-814-9786 Mike Morris 7062 Stemley Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2939 Sandra Mullinax 3002 Easonville Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6789 Victor & Doris Munkus 307 Allen Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4203 [email protected]
James & MicKi Murphy 135 Holiday Estates Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 Bill & Molly Murray 1249 Legacy Drive Birmingham, AL 35242 205-437-9034
John & Nancy Myer 5021 Collins Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7332
Harold Nall 2270 Old Tyler Road Birmingham, AL 35226 205-979-2160
Dr. David S. & Sheila Nelson 130 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-884-8855
John & Delores Nelson 785 Ridgeway Circle Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0764
Linda Nelson 180 Treasure Island Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 Stan Newton 133 Maine Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5915 [email protected]
James R. O’Hara 295 Oak Street Cropwell, AL 35054 205-699-6665 Charles & Catherine Olive 200 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4087 Lee & Nina Overton 242 East Winds Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-2527 [email protected]
Jerry Oxford 224 Woodbridge Lane Birmingham, AL 35242 205-338-1827 J. W. Palmer 2820 Columbiana Road Birmingham, AL 35216 205-822-7573 Byron & Sharron Palmore 59 Waters Edge Crest Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-9167 Carol Pappas 6204 Skippers Cove Pell City, AL 35128
Larry & Alicia Parker 569 Pine Point Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9085 Roger & Diane Parks 190 Paradise Acres West Blockton, AL 35184
Lee & Janet Parnell 289 Eureka Road Lincoln, AL 35096 Dr. George Passey 7141 Skyline Drive Pell City, AL 35128 John & Norma Patterson 6680 June Avenue Leeds, AL 35094 205-699-8956 Wallis A. Patterson 589 N. Lakeshore Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9669
Don & Jo Ann Payne P. O. Box 1937 Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-0583
Pell City Pools & Spa 3514 Martin Street South Cropwell , AL 35054 Tommy & Lee Pender 403 Brian Drive Adamsville, AL 35005 205-674-5913256-268-2247
Joey & Del Peters P O Box 30 Alpine, AL 35014 256-362-2040
Jim & Myrtaline Pfannkuche 7146 Skyline Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3031
Larry & Chris Phillips 320 Julie Road Tyrone, GA 30290 770-487-8291 Larry & Bonnie Pickett 3440 Griffi tt Bend Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-5382 Jim & Sherry Pirkle 225 Fulmer Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0940 James Pittman 5 Ridge Drive Birmingham, AL 35213 205-871-9261 Pocomo Park LLC 20 Poco Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 Randall Poe P. O. Box 153 Anniston, AL 36202 256-473-2769 Poor House Branch Marina 7062 Stemley Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2939 James Powell 205 Cove Drive Pell City, AL 35128
LMLPA members Donn Brascho, Don Greer, Dick Whatley, Larry Martens and Isabella Trussell attended a USACE scoping meeting in Gadsden on Sept. 17. This meeting provided an opportunity for the public to comment about their issues and concerns regarding the review and update of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Water Control Manual for the Alabama-Coosa-Tallapoosa (ACT) River Basin.
LMLPA members are preparing comments supporting the proposed 2 foot increase in the winter lake level. LMLPA will also request that the Corps postpone the indi-vidual water control manuals for the Coosa reservoirs until after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission relicenses Alabama Power’s Coosa reservoirs so that any new license requirements can be incorporated in to the updated manuals. LMLPA will ask that a copy of the drafts of the Master Manual and the individual manual for Logan Martin be available for our study well ahead of the public comment meetings for the draft documents.
For more information on the USACE ACT River Basin Water Control Manual Update process, go to the Mobile District webpage at:http://www.sam.usace.army.mil
The annual Renew Our Rivers Logan Martin Lake cleanup sponsored by the LMLPA was again a success in March 2008. About 250 volunteers turned out
in spite of inclement weather. A total of 17.47 tons of trash was recovered. This includes 10.08 tons of old tires, which are very diffi cult to dispose of and remove from the lakebed. The weather forced a cancellation of the picnic, but it was held in June .
Many thanks to Sam Smith for his outstanding organization of this project over the last three years.
Next year the date of the cleanup will be March 30th to April 4th. And remember… please don’t dispose of tires in the lake. They are toxic to fi sh! Better to use your old Christmas trees to attract fi sh.
Seawall
Cleanup Dumpster
Sam Smith
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LOGAN MARTIN LAKE MAKES The New York TimesLogan Martin Lake was featured in a recent issue of the New York Times newspaper in the travel section under
“HAVENS”. The article is entitled “Most Days Are for Fishing and a Few for NASCAR.” The article is printed here for
our readers.
Most Days Are for Fishing and a Few for NASCARAs Interstate 20 slices through the pines of central Alabama, it crosses a bridge over the silvery brown water of
Logan Martin Lake about 40 miles east of downtown Birmingham. Fishermen are almost always out in their boats,
and less affluent anglers cast from the edge of the bridge, much as they have since 1964, when the lake was creat-
ed by the damming of the Coosa River.The lake has been a popular getaway for Alabamians since.
“I think about everybody in Birmingham at one time or another has had a boat up here,” said Lawrence Fields, a
real estate agent and a former mayor of Pell City. Mr. Fields vacationed there when he lived in Birmingham before
making it his family’s permanent home in 1972.
Away from the highway, the still, wooded shoreline is dotted with homes both old and new in the lakeside towns
of Pell City, Lincoln and Riverside, as well as other communities. There’s a variety of homes, from new develop-
ments to neighborhoods of 30-year-old midsize ranch houses, from three-story condos to one-room fishing shacks
and trailers.
In several lakeside swaths, especially on the east side, construction on houses and condos in gated communi-
ties ranges from the planning stages to almost complete.
Although the lake’s brief history is one of second-home owners, in the last decade the region has experienced a
rise in industry, most notably a Honda plant in Lincoln with 4,500 employees, and that has brought in many more
full-time residents. With the spate of new developments under way, the parts of Talladega and St. Clair Counties that
straddle the 17,000-acre lake are anticipating more second- and full-time homeowners.
“You can feel the winds of change here,” said Everett King, a real estate broker in Lincoln.
But Logan Martin Lake isn’t just fishing and water sports. The Talladega Superspeedway, a stop on NASCAR’s
Sprint Cup circuit, is seven miles east of the lake. Its mountainlike bank of red-and-blue stands spans a full mile.
A gated condo community under construction near the entrance to the track will include 48 units, eight of which
are penthouses with views of the speedway. Prices start in the high-$200,000s.
Twice a year, generally in April and October, the track draws more than 140,000 fans for races. “The races are
to the lake what spring break is to Fort Lauderdale,” said Bud Kitchin, a salesman of plumbing supplies who is a
native of Anniston in eastern Alabama.
Mr. Kitchin visited Logan Martin Lake regularly until two years ago when he and his wife, Debbie, moved to
Lincoln full time.
They built a 4,600-square-foot waterfront home with Caribbean touches for $600,000 on four acres they bought
14 years ago. The Kitchins’ coral-colored house features windows in the master bedroom that frame the sunset and
kitchen countertops made of granite from Namibia.
Dewey Barber, of Gardendale, a suburban town north of Birmingham, has owned four vacation homes on the
lake, going back 41 years. He bought his current home there, a 4,500-square-foot, one-story house in Pell City, in
December 2006 for $450,000. The five-bedroom, four-bath house includes a dock where Mr. Barber keeps a pon-
toon boat and a runabout he uses to tow water-skiers. He said there is good fishing from his dock. “You can catch
the crappie there about as fast as you can pull them out,” he said.
Mr. Barber, who owns a Chevrolet dealership and a golf course, has owned second homes in the Smoky
Mountains and on the Gulf Coast but said he prefers Logan Martin Lake because his lake house is only 50 minutes
from his main home. About twice a month, he takes some of his 15 great-grandchildren and 14 grandchildren for
long weekends at the lake. “It’s a great place to fish,” he said, “and a great place to swim for my grandchildren.”
Retail and dining options around the lake are on a par with those found in most small Southern towns.
The Ark, in Riverside, is widely regarded as one of the best of the few restaurants in the region. A catfish house
that has been around since the 1930s, it has checkered tablecloths and wood-paneled walls, and its rusted sheet-
metal sign outside has swung sideways since one of the hooks broke loose. But the fried catfish is moist and deli-
cious; the one-piece fried fillet served with fries, coleslaw and hush puppies, is $6.95 at lunch and $7.95 at dinner.
There is a Wal-Mart Supercenter just off the Interstate in Pell City, and there is a Kmart down Highway 231.
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Sylvia Martin 212 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 Thomas E. Martin 7143 Skyline Drive Pell City, AL 35128 Larry & Janet Mathis 589 River Forest Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2838 Frances Matukas 2703 Abbott DrivePell City, AL 35128 205-814-9208 Mays Bend Lot & Home Owners Assn. P. O. Box 338 Pell City, AL 35128 Billy & Polly McAnnally 9470 Silley Dean Road Pinson, AL 35126 205-681-3109 Mike & Carol McCaleb 101 E Winds Drive Alpine, AL 35014205-749-5751 Bill & Hope McCarrell 890 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-1212 [email protected]
Trudi McClay P. O. Box 132 Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-4486
Harris & Debbie McComb 1840 Cedar Springs Drive Jacksonville, AL 35265 256-435-3660
Kay McDaniel 6207 Harmon Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3066
Thomas & Ruth McDougal 212 Bellbrook Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5328
Charles & Wendy McDowell 3749 Dunbarton Drive Birmingham, AL 35223 Judy & Dick McGauran 881 Ridgeway Circle Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9086 Jeanette McKay 575 River Forest Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9101 Jean McMillan 2 Gunston Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-362-9563 256-268-9278 Dan McNees 111 Goel Road Birmingham, AL 35244 205-991-5509 Bryan & Deborah Meadows 180 Dogwood Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-814-0770 Bob & Staci Meads 635 Park Creek Trace Alpharetta, GA 30005 770-754-9331 [email protected]
Buddy & Joyce Mewbourne 294 Lee Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9897
James E. Meyer 5039 8th Court South Birmingham, AL 35212 205-595-2413
Tom & Judy Michaels 2231 Overlook Crest Birmingham, AL 35226 205-979-1883 [email protected]
J.W. & Linda Mickle, Jr 2461 Girard Turn Kankakee, IL 60901 818-929-9817
Floyd & Teresa Miles 302 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-1655
Barry & Honey Miller 620 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 momofl [email protected]
Paul A. Miller 107 Pine Harbor Way Pell City, AL 35128 Miller Funeral Home P.O. Box 3346 Oxford, AL 36203 256-831-4611 Robert & Christy Minor 6304 Riviere Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1978 Richard J. Minor, District Attorney 1815 Cogswell Avenue, Suite 221 Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-9429 Richard & Ellen Mixon 3883 Griffi tt Bend Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-4328 [email protected]
Johnny M. & Margaret Mize 485 Burns Road Vincent, AL 35178 205-525-5784 James Moore 735 Lake Ridge Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0499 James O. & Bettie J. Moore 66 Ted Court Lincoln, AL 35096 Lann & Vair Moore 311 Roundabout Drive Trussville, AL 35173 205-622-6993
Mike & Ann Moore 1 Mallard Point Talladega, AL 35160 205-763-2113Ann cell 205-365-5671 [email protected]
Gene & Norma Morris 1050 Bay Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-2108
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But there is no mall or even a quaint strip of stores as in many vacation areas. Locally owned shops includeLucky’s Guns and Tackle in Cropwell, south of Pell City, a large store where everything from fishing rods to hand-guns is for sale. There are various small bait shops and small groceries like Treadwell’s in Vincent, a community onthe south end of the lake. “The major part of our business is fishing and weekenders,” said Jack Orcutt, an ownerof Treadwell’s.
Mr. Orcutt said he moved to the lake from Birmingham seven years ago so his daughter, Leila, now 12, couldgrow up in a small town.
“I had a little girl I didn’t want to be in the video-game generation,” he said. “Out here, she climbs trees, rideshorses.”
Logan Martin Lake is only 40 minutes by car from Birmingham, and as little as 90 minutes from Atlanta. Forfans of stock car racing, being at the lake in April or October is akin to what a golf fan would feel living near the fair-ways of a Grand Slam tournament. And the lake is known for its fishing, frequently the site of bass tournaments.
For boaters, there are many marinas, including the Birmingham Sailing Club, founded in the 1960s. It is at aplace not far from the dam where the water spreads a mile wide.
As at most lakes in the Southeast, last year’s drought had a devastating impact on water levels. And even ingood rain years, homes that are not on the main channel — what was the course of the Coosa River — can havevery low water levels in winter. “Seasonal water” is how real estate agents describe it. But what that really means is
that in January or during a severesummer drought, a home’s dockmight be sitting in mud.
The rainy spring has raised waterlevels to a few inches below the nor-mal summer level, according toAlabama Power, which manages thedam.
Compared with property at otherregional lakes, especially those ofsimilar terrain and closer to Atlanta,real estate on Logan Martin Lake isreasonably priced. Small houses onthe water start at just under$200,000, though there are top-of-the-line houses that pass the $1 mil-
lion mark.“I’ve had several people going from lake to lake, and they decided Logan Martin is more affordable,” said
Sharon Thomas, a real estate agent in Cropwell.Six planned gated lakefront communities, as well as the one near the racetrack, are building and selling new
homes. These developments offer a range of condos, town houses and single-family homes. Prices range from lessthan $300,000 to more than $700,000; promised amenities include golf-cart-charging stations and stretches of light-ed shoreline.
The lakeside towns of Pell City, Lincoln and Riverside have a combined population of 18,780, according to2006 Census Bureau estimates.
The 17,000-acre lake is 48 miles long by a mile at its widest.Logan Martin Lake is about 40 miles east of Birmingham, and 105 miles west of Atlanta.WHO’S BUYING — Second-home owners and retirees from Alabama and Georgia and full-time residents mov-
ing there for work, some of whom commute to Birmingham or Anniston.
From New York Times, page 9
Nautical QuizAccording to Boat/US insurance claim forms, for every boat that sinks underway, _______ boats sink in their
slips due to 1. hose failures; 2. packing gland leaks; 3. through hull-valve failures or 4. bilge pump failures, etc. Answer below: FOUR
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Elaine Keener 7009 Blackberry Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-7686 Greg & Becky Kees 70 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-1302 [email protected]
Wilburn & Barbara Keith 5013 Collins Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7846 Mike & Jackie Kennedy 1508 Kestwick Drive Hoover, AL 35226 205-822-3554205-337-3994 Darryl & Lee Kiehl 260 Mays Bend Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-8384 Jim Kilgore 435 Waites Drive South Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-0310 Austin & Diane Kimberly P O Box 1829 Anniston , AL 36202 256-236-2173 William & Naomi Kircus 4529 Griffi tt Bend Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0383 [email protected]
Bud & Debbie Kitchin 388 Cedar Point Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0098cell 256-239-0242 [email protected]
Ranny & Cheryl Kittinger 40 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-2464 [email protected]
David & Sewanee Kracalik 185 Rivercrest Lane Alpine, AL 35178 256-525-5989
Curtis & Barbara Lackey 100 Cove Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-4251 Bob & Patsy Lagen 289 Shaddix Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9057 Lakeview Property Owners Assn. 1186 Lakeside Drive Talladega, AL 35160 Andrew Lamonds 99 Ted Court Lincoln, AL 35096 Gary & Mary Landis 304 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-4112 Helen Lankford 116 Wadsworth Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1758205-563-4205 Bill & Betty Latta 750 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4368 Earl & Judi Lawrence 350 Driftwood Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6337 Lynn & Judy Lawrence 313 Fairfax Way Birmingham, AL 35242 205-541-7845 [email protected]
Robert Leamon 368 Castleberry Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-814-4753 Richard & Sandra Lee 2030 River Oaks Point Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-4649 [email protected]
Keith & Dot Legg 136 River Pines Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-1151
Dr. Jonathan H. Waddell & Lexa L. Magnus 5014 Lakeshore Drive Pell City, AL 35128 Gary Heathcock, Ron & Ina Little 220 Pineview Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-681-2345 David & Polly Logan 505 Paradise Isle Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-9832
Augusta Lovelady P.O. Box 81 Montevallo, AL 35115 205-601-8771
Larry & Elizabeth Loveridge 433 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-9379
Dale & Charlotte Lowry 200 Cove Drive Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-8253
Robert Majors 120 Wadsworth Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-9500
James & Shirley Mann 270 Riverview Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5535
Sam J. Marston 207 Southwood Road Birmingham, AL 35209 205-942-2908
Larry & Rita Martens 5900 Lee Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6927
Kenny & Debra Martin 54 Camelot Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0344
Rodney & Elizabeth Martin 410 Allen Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-7341 [email protected]
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LMLPA always needs more monitors! We aretrained at no cost by Alabama Water Watch, located atAuburn University, for two types of water monitoring:• bacteriological monitoring for E.coli bacteria• basic chemistry monitoring for temperature, dis-solved oxygen, turbidity, alkalinity, hardness, pH
Basic Chemistry Training SessionSaturday, November 1, 200810:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Pell City Civic CenterConference Room 2(bring a sack lunch [drinks provided], wear shoes that can get wet and a hat, sunscreen and bug spray as needed)
Basic Chemistry Monitoring Requirements:Initial training session: 6 hoursAnnual recertification session: 2 hoursFrequency of monitoring: monthly on a regular scheduleTime required to perform tests: 45 minutes to 1 hour
Travel time: depends on where you live relative to the site.Where: existing sites.
Registration deadline — Thursday before November 1st.To register or for more information, contact Isabella Trussell at 205-884-4169 or [email protected].
CITIZEN WATER MONITOR’S TRAINING PROGRAMS
The Alabama Department of PublicHealth has issued the latest fish consumptionadvisories for Alabama lakes. The new advi-sories are in addition to advisories alreadylisted for the state. According to Dr. Neil Sass,the state epidemiologist for the Department ofPublic Health, the new advisories do not show anincrease in unsafe fish in Alabama but reflect a changein standards. One of the warnings for fish with high lev-els of mercury is for Choccolocco Creek, a tributary ofLogan Martin Lake. Fish consumption advisories havebeen in place for that area for years because of PCBcontamination. It is believed that eating fish contaminat-ed with high levels of mercury can cause problems withbrain development as well as behavior and learningproblems in the fetus of pregnant women and childrenless than 15 years of age. Others are advised to limittheir intake of fish containing high levels of mercury.
Current fish consumption warnings for our area areas follow:
Coosa River and its tributariesLocation—Choccolocco Creek in Calhoun and Talladega counties.
Where—Entire length of creek from south of Oxford to Logan Martin Lake.Fish species—AllContaminant—PCB's and mercuryConsumption level—Do not consume
Logan Martin Lake in Talladega, Calhoun and St. Clair counties
Where—Between Neely Henry Dam and Riverside.Fish species—Catfish larger than one poundContaminant—PCB'sConsumption level—Women of child-bearing ageand children under 15 should not consume. Others should limit to one meal per month.
Logan Martin Lake in Talladega and St. Clair counties
Where—Between Riverside and Logan Martin DamFish species—Striped bassContaminant—PCB'sConsumption level—Do not consume
NEW FISH CONSUMPTION WARNINGS: 2008
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Charles & Jean Homan 30 Poco Mo Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4298
Bill & Jewell Hopkins 206 Nathan Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1475 Dana Hopper 10 Sunset Strip Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-8894 [email protected]
Frank C. Hopson, III 567 Seminole Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9592205-655-7451 [email protected] [email protected]
Larry & Georgia Anne Horton 2004 River Oaks Point Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4625 Carl M. & Martha Howard P. O. Box 246 Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-9508 George & Carolyn Howard 55 Lakeland Hills Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-1951 George & Virginia Howard 4200 Sharpsburg Dr. Birmingham, AL 35213 205-871-1341 [email protected]
Jean M. Howard 235 Coves Point Drive Riverside, AL 35135 770-778-0433 Thomas Howard 306 Poplar StreetPrattville, AL 36066 334-365-5510 Ken & Anita Howe 5404 Smith Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3466 [email protected]
Yolande Roy & Betty Huetteman 107 Blue Springs Trail Cropwell , AL 35054 205-338-6574
McRhee Huggins P O Box 1 Red Level, AL 36474 334-222-8581
Cecil Hughes 510 Lindy Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6600
Tony & Marilyn Hughes 7200 Mountain View Lane S.W. Leeds, AL 35094 205-699-5596
Paul & Sandy Huston 6000 Harmon Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-0596
Frank W. & Carol I. Hyche, Jr. 10 Eagle Point Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9074
Chris & Brenda Iddins 93 Point Clear Lane Alpine, AL 35014 205-533-8717
Ralph & Frances Isaacs 416 Edgeview Avenue Trussville, AL 35173 205-661-1888
Gary & Aleda Isenhower 231 Lakeland Hills Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-305-2661
James S. & Janet Isom 5795 Carrington Lakes Parkway Trussville, AL 35173 205-655-1212 [email protected]
Sharie & Jenise Jacinto 439 Sullivan Lane Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0459 [email protected]
Kirk & Shoshanna Jackson 324 Windsong Island Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-5695205-965-1054
Robert & Sherry Jackson 182 Lakeside Lane Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-5798
Ronald & Charlie Jackson 5762 Seddon Shores Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4959205-854-5070
Billie Jeffers 828 Funderburg Bend Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3861
Joyce Allred & J. Dennis Johnson 124 Wadsworth Lane Pell City, AL 35128 Chris Jones P O Box 324 Riverside, AL 35135 Lila & Sam Jones P O Box 29 Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-1774
Melissa Jones 120 Montevallo Lane Birmingham, AL 35213 205-870-0101
Nick Jones 80 Camelot Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2360
Tom Jordan 467 Perry Road Vincent, AL 35178 205-967-1044
A.J. & Ruby Kassouf P O Box 628 Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5663 [email protected]
Dan & Frances Kearley 160 Noah Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6075
LMLPA always needs more monitors! We are trained at no cost by Alabama Water Watch, located at Auburn University, for two types of water monitoring: • bacteriological monitoring for E. coli bacteria • basic chemistry monitoring for temperature, dis-solved oxygen, turbidity, alkalinity, hardness, pH
Basic Chemistry Training Session Saturday, November 1, 2008 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Pell City Civic Center Conference Room 2Bring a sack lunch (drinks provided), wear shoes that can get wet, a hat, sunscreen & bug spray as needed
Basic Chemistry Monitoring Requirements:
• initial training session: 6 hours• annual recertifi cation session: 2 hours• frequency of monitoring: monthly on a regular schedule• time required to perform tests: 45 minutes - 1 hour• travel time : depends on where you live relative to the site!• Where: existing sites
Registration deadline -
Thursday before November 1 To register or for more information, contact Isabella Trussell at 205 884-4169 or [email protected]
CITIZEN WATER MONITOR TRAINING PROGRAMS
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2008 MEMBERSHIP DIRECT2008 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORORYY
LMLPA TO ELECT OFFICERS & BOARD MEMBERSNew leadership for the Logan Martin Lake Protection Association will be nominated and voted on by the active
membership at the next general meeting on Thursday, October 23rd at the Pell City Civic Center at 6:00 p.m..
Contact Al Read at 205-338-9515, if you have questions or comments.
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Richard & Shirley Abts120 Oak Pointe DriveCropwell, AL 35054
Dave & Deborah Adams180 River Oaks DriveCropwell, AL 35054
James & Tina Ailor 636 Hollys Lane Riverside, AL 35135 205-335-9837 [email protected]
Jim & Jan Alderman 190 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-0345
Charles Alexander 160 Mohican Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-6952
Neal & Debra Allen 385 Perry Road Vincent, AL 35170
Joe Allinder P.O. Box 885 Pell City, AL 35125
Denver & Barbara Anderson 395 Oak Street Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5966
Frank & Louise Andre 902 Ridgeway Circle Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0866
Lewis & Janet Arthur 850 Funderburg Bend Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3788
Terry Averitt 46 Funderburg Bend Road Pell City, AL 35128
Don & Linda Bach 2760 England Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0059
Mark & Cindy Bagley 785 River Oaks Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5701
Ida Sue Bain 411 Turner Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-3138
Karen Bain 211 Kewanee Lane Talladega, AL 35160 Stephanie Bain 4715 Red Hawk Trail Pell City, AL 35128 Robert & Linda Baker 19 Dove Cove Road Talladega, AL 35160
256-268-2794
Robert & Diane Baker 75 Rivercrest Lane Vincent, AL 35178 205-525-5230 Steve & Michelle Ballew 117 Stonegate Circle Lincoln, AL 35096 Tom & Trudy Barber 600 Lake Front Drive Talladega, AL 35160 404-209-8254 [email protected]
Bob & Carole Barnett 120 Amitola DriveCropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5117
David Barnett 821 Shannon Lynn Shores Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0281 Don Barnett P. O. Box 240 Cropwell, AL 35054 Dr. Joseph E. Barra 21 Seddon Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3399 Pete & Karen Barwick 555 Sunset Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4737 Stan & Lyn Batemon 534 Eagle Point Lane Pell City, AL 35128 Charlie & Debbie Beavers 4328 Old Brook Trail Birmingham, AL 35243 205-967-1938 Johnny & Linda Beavers 111 Davis Acres Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0855 [email protected]
Gregg & Robin Becnel 260 Skyline Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-3922 Mabel S. Belle 1600 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7419 Jim Bentley 207 Montery Place Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 205-587-5260, 256-268-2495 bentleyfl [email protected]
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Charles & Shirley Griffi th 460 Wood River Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2709 Howard Grigsby 514 Lake Front Drive Talladega, AL 35160 Bettye & Tonina Grisanti 3173 Hillgrove Terrace Dacula, GA 3019 770-614-9963 Mimi Hale 924 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-525-5914 Dr. Edwin and Patty Hall 2221 Rushing Springs Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0271 Faye and Chuck Hall 1158 Lakeside Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9248 Henry & Peggy Hall 91 Waites Drive South Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-4300 Don & Terese Hancock 420 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4344 Jerry & Kell Handlay 327 Kenilworth Drive Homewood, AL 35209 Susie & Steve Hanson 302 Skyline Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-7662 [email protected]
Jim Hare 1132 Lakeside Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2397 [email protected]
Ann & Fred Harmon 285 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4267 [email protected]
Nicki Harper 185 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096 Eleanor & Ralph Harris 631 Delwood Drive Auburn, AL 36830 205-887-5167 Teresa & Ronnie Harris 250 River Oaks Circle Cropwell , AL 35054 Bill & Jane Hays 562 Eagle Pointe Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-2449cell 205-913-1571 [email protected]
Richard T. Healy 5601 Ridgeview Drive Trussville, AL 35173 [email protected]
Virginia & Hertzl Heiman 3333 North Woodridge Road Birmingham, AL 35223 Tim Hendrix 6318 Zeigler Road Leeds, AL 35094 205-699-3409 [email protected]
Kathy Giles & Dr. Kathy Henry 112 Shady Lane Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5735 Bill Hereford 2003 3rd Avenue North Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-7715 [email protected]
Darryl & Lee Higginbotham 249 Rabbit Point Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4121 Robert & Selma Hilyer 430 St. Clair Shores Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-1729 Jim & Sherry Hipp 465 Jones Chapel Loop Springville, AL 35146 205-467-3574 [email protected]
Robert & Vicki Hixon 1022 Gary Alan Trace Moody, AL 35004 205-222-3480205-978-1117
Mike & Susan Hoke 1201 Wellington Circle Birmingham, AL 35243 205-972-0441256-268-0709 Finley & Ann Holbrook 1829 Shelton Shores Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-763-2511 Mark & Alicia Holbrook 200 East Winds Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0684 Carl Gibson Holladay 372 Morris Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6999 Hugh E. Holladay 12 Edwin Holladay Place Pell City, AL 35125 205-884-1116 [email protected]
Rick & Andrea Hollingsworth 776 Clear Creek Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0481 Bobby and Betty Holmes 200 Lakeside Lane Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-0535 Clarence H. Holmes 200 Lake Front Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2346 Mabry & Ruth Holt 2332 Altadena Crest Drive Birmingham, AL 35242 205-980-1024 [email protected]
Patsy Holt 200 Albert Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-2133
NOTE: For any errors or omissions in your listing, please email [email protected] or call 205-763-2113. We are attempting to collect a database of email member listings. If we do not have your email address and you would like to be included for special announcement, etc, please email or contact Ann Moore.
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Jerone E. Bibb 61 Haven Point Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-4774
Phylis Biddy 46 Mays Bend Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-9223
Thomas Bird 1281 Lake Ridge Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-251-6366
Donald W. & Frances J. Birdwell 1146 Greymoor Road Birmingham, AL 35242 Birmingham Sailing Club 723 Linwood Road Birmingham, AL 35222 205-591-8683
Leon & Janice Black 50 Cherokee Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5858
Doug & Janie Blankenship 250 Treasure Island Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5384 Betty Booth 410 Traweek Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4272 Sherry & Tommy Bowers 70 Mockingbird Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-4272 Michael Boyd 147 Haven Point Riverside, AL 35135 Ralph & Carolyn Bradford 400 Cedar Point Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0107 [email protected]
Donn & June Brascho 151 Oak Pointe Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-0051cell 205-369-9828 [email protected]
Jace Brascho 1288 Tunnel Mountain Road Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-8084 [email protected]
Vance & Helen Braswell 245 Lake Shore Court Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5485 Johnny Brekle 144 Clear Creek Drive Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-5336 Bill & Virginia Brewer 165 Oak Pointe Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-2874 Truman & Belinda Brewer 16 Seddon Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9810 Max C. and Louise F. Briggs 1266 Lakeside Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2992 Denny & Shirley Broadwell 2905 England Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-2563 Evelyn & Wallace Bromberg 358 Traweek Lane Pell City, AL 35128 Betty Brown 230 Lakeshore Court Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5664 David & Danielle Brown 570 River Terrace Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-213-9944 William Brown 74 Russell Bentley Drive Vincent, AL 35178 205-672-9734 [email protected]
David & Flora Bryant 1061 Lake Shore Drive Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5683
Kathleen A. Bryant 1454 Griffi tt Bend Road Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2638
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buchanan 175 Lakeland Hills Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2328
Betty Buchanan 1186 Lakeside Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0622
Frank & Martha Buck 2160 14th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35205 205-822-0045
Jo C. Buckner 112 Oak Knoll Terrace Anderson, S.C. 29625 864-264-7739
Roxanne Bukacek & Tom Donyard P. O. Box 266 Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-6676
Richard & Peggy Burdette 55 Leonard Court Talladega, AL 35160 205-684-3174
Nann & Ken Busenlehner 10 Seddon Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6185
John & Melba Bush 1477 Dallas Circle, SW Marietta, GA 30064 770-428-9586
James & Betty Butler 125 Twin Isle North Drive Vincent, AL 35178 205-525-0026
John & Priscilla Calhoun 310 Lakeview Circle Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-2457
Jeffry & Hyland Camp 357 Moorfi eld Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-761-1830
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Doug & Vickie Ford 250 Rocky Mountain RoadOxford, AL 36203 256-831-7247 Roy & Diane Forman 183 Seminole Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1335 Ron & Linda Foster 203 Blue Springs Trail Cropwell, AL 35054 205-884-8309 Ray & Pearlie Fowler 154 Amitola Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4319 Ginger Fox-Gover 567 Coosa Island Road Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5963 Dick Franke 235 Lisa Cove Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-1445cell 256-322-1700 [email protected]
Mary & Jerry Franklin 9388 Plant Road Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-2646
Doug Friedman 216 La Prado Place Birmingham, AL 35209 205-879-3033
Bill & Loretta Frost P O Box 1157 Pell City, AL 35125 205-763-2058
Quintus & Mary Fuller, Jr. 204 Viewpoint Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-2030
Don & Sally Fulton 3587 Atodoann Drive Hoover, AL 35226 205-979-1312
Phillip & Betty Gadilhe 420 Hearn Circle Birmingham, AL 35215 205-833-0236 [email protected]
Edwin N. & Betty B Galloway 682 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6189 Robert Gambrell 3504 Mill Run Road Birmingham, AL 35223 Hayes & Etta Gannaway 800 Haven Circle Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-4091205-243-4091 Ernie & Jenny Gauld 5406 Ranch Marina Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6717 Ken & Linda Gedgoudas P O Box 298 Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-9411 Robert & Nancy Gehri 70 Nathan Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-7953 Richard Gerhardt 76 Bass Lane Riverside, AL 35135 205-814-0448 Taylor & Adrienne Gilbert 730 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4722 Phil & Rita Gilliland 285 Treadwell Island Road Vincent, AL 35178 205-672-8606 Marshall & Helen Glass 520 Wood Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9395
Billy & Francis Golden 662 Pine Harbor Road Pell City, AL 35128205-338-1310
Peggy & John Golden 755 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054
Henry Goodrich 402 Offi ce Park Drive Birmingham, AL 35223
Tom & Sandy Goodwin 2 Seddon Point Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-8840
Ross & Joan Goolsby 186 River Terrace Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9252
Michael & Marion Gordon 100 Bayou Ridge Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9658
William & Betty Gossett 740 Lester Drive Pell City, AL 35125 Bob & Phyllis Graham 170 Bucks Drive Vincent, AL 35178 205-672-3358
James Gray 6213 Skippers Cove Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6213
Jack & Frances Green 234 Henderson Lane Talladega, AL 35160 Robin Greene 22 Pleasure Point Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9050
Stewart & Laura Greenleaf 1305 Funderburg Bend Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-525-5693
Audrey Greenwood 2115 Hamilton Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-9046
Don Greer 350 Riverview Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4651 cell 205-253-4651 [email protected]
John & Linda Griffi n 409 Eureka RoadLincoln, AL 35096 770-331-7373 cell JRGriffi [email protected]
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Robert & Era Campbell 975 River Oaks DriveCropwell, AL 35054 205-365-4808 Bruce & Janet Canoles P O Box 1655 Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-4543 Paul C. & Abby F. Casey 2437 Mountain Vista Birmingham, AL 35243 205-884-8429205-822-1923 Tania & Fred Casey 5006 Masters Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-5299 [email protected]
Chris & Penny Causey 123 High Hampton Drive Pelham, AL 35124 205-685-9590 [email protected]
Debbie Cearley 207 Blue Springs Trail Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-5353 [email protected]
Century 21/F&G Real Est. 508 Martin Street South Pell City, AL 35125 205-884-2300
Chapel in the Pines 2200 3rd Avenue North Pell City, AL 35125 205-338-3374
Robert & June Chapman 900 River Oaks Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-884-3600
Richard & Donna Clawson 110 River Oaks Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4545
John Cochran 6105 Harmon Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-2297
Chris & Karla Conway 403 Eureka Road Lincoln, AL 35096 205-763-0102 [email protected]
Jim & Joyce Cooper 378 Lakeview Circle Alpine, AL 35014 256-268-1417 Raymond B. Cooper 1000 Forest View Drive Woodway, TX 76712 254-776-1356 254-652-2073 Pat & Carolyn Cosper 7120 Skyline Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-9455 Kermit & Nancy Cotter 293 Shaddix Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-2513 Bill and Beth Cox7023 Blackberry Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-0199 Annette P. Cox 6250 Riviere Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-1384 George & Michelle Crain 366 Waites Drive North Cropwell, AL 35054 205-283-3785 Dean & Virginia Crist 2074 Davidson Road West Point, GA 31833 706-645-2632 [email protected]
Cropwell Small Animal Hospital 2308 Mays Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3556
Jack C. & Peggy Crosswell 400 Lake Front Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0995
Dorothy Powell Crow 724 Twin Ridge Drive Gardendale, AL 35071
Lynn Cushing & David Grabhorn 4924 Altamont Road SouthBirmingham, AL 35222 J.E. & Patricia Dabbs 200 Alton Brace Drive Anniston, AL 36207 John & Erica Dana 80 Lakeview Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-884-0308
The Daily Home P.O. Box 977 Talladega, AL 35160 205-362-1000 Rudolph & Karen Davidson 1751 Indian Creek Drive Birmingham, AL 35243 205-967-4834Lake 256-268-2844 [email protected]
Larry & Sue Davis 415 Eastland Drive Lincoln, AL 35096205-763-0353 [email protected]
Dawn & Steve Davis 5677 Seddon Shores Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-814-1841
Robert E. & Ann Day 171 Valley View Circle Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-1018
Joe & Carol Dean3545 Brookfi eld Road Birmingham, AL 35226 205-823-1536
Ted A. Deason 3521 Bermuda Drive Birmingham, AL 35210 Roy & Louise Deerman 3304 Chartwell Road Birmingham, AL 35226 205-822-5534
Bob & Dianne DeShazer 180 Cove Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-884-4705 [email protected]
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Ernest Devine 325 Black Acres Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4250
Frank Dickinson 1901 Annesley Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3646 Rick & Janice Dillon 1588 Southpointe Drive Hoover, AL 35244 205-425-1435 [email protected]
Charles L. Dinsmore P. O. Box 2368 Anniston , AL 36202 Perry & Dot Doak 5023 Forest Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7044205-338-6034 Leland Dockery 8036 Carrington Drive Trussville, AL 35173 Stanley Dodd 290 Johnson Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-979-3058 David & Kathy Dorough 584 Eagle Pointe Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-0096404-378-6026 Eddie & Beth Dorsett 1517 Dye Creek Lane Pell City, AL 35128 770-442-8154 [email protected]
Joe & Kim Drain 2400 Blue Springs Road Cropwell, AL 35054 205-338-2582 [email protected]
Joseph Crawford Doyle, III 205 Sunset Hills Drive Cropwell, AL 35054 205-612-0829 Ben & Joyce Dugger 122 Hickory Lane Pell City, AL 35128 205-998-3958
Glenda Dumas 813 Labelle Lane Hoover, AL 35226 205-822-6253 Cliff & Mary Early 105 Emerald Point Riverside, AL 35135 205-338-4095 [email protected]
Jackie Edmonson & Tim Hallmark 486 S. Lakeshore Drive Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-0604 Jimmy W. & Pat Edwards 1715 Depot Street Riverside, AL 35135 205-884-7822 Joe & Vishell EHL 214 Lakeview Circle Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-4811 [email protected]
Bob Ellard 476 Foothills Parkway Chelsea, AL 35043 205-288-7509 Randy & Mary Ellis 68 Lake Shore Court Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5077 [email protected]
Dr. John Elmore 4156 Old Leeds Lane Birmingham, AL 35213 205-967-5866 Sandra Embry P O Box 685 Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-7854 Fred & Janice Emens 203 Lincoln Shores Drive Talladega, AL 35160 205-699-7662 Larry Ethridge 55 Armstrong Lane Vincent, AL 35178 205-338-0114 cell 205-240-7001 [email protected]
Robert & Lanette Evans 4925 Mt. View Parkway Birmingham, AL 35244 205-991-3821
William Featheringill 1 Metroplex Drive, Suite 500 Birmingham, AL 35209 205-879-2722 L.B. & Pat Feemster 7388 Lake in the Woods Lane Trussville, AL 35173 Mack & Shirley Ferguson 680 Water Oak Lane Talladega, AL 35160 256-268-9804 Byron & Barbara Fincher P O Box 459 Cropwell, AL 35054 205-525-5660 David & Cledith Fisher 7144 Skyline Drive Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-3699 Roy & Sharon Flannagan 386 Jasmine Hill RoadAnniston, AL 36207 256-236-2729 Robert K & Melba G. Fleming 4645 Pyne Drive Bessemer, AL 35023 205-424-4427 Ed & Coralie Foerschler 2929 Hamilton Road Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-0127 Allen & Eugenia Folts 1137 Lakeview Crescent Birmingham, AL 35205 205-933-6669 Davis & Deborah Foote 2504 Rabbit Branch Road Cropwell , AL 35054 205-525-5666
Charles E. & Myrna Ford 660 Seminole Trail Pell City, AL 35128 205-338-6414
