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| Acworth | Acworth Lake Authority | 2014-03-03 | 1 | Regular Meeting Monday, March 3, 2014 at 12:00 AM Conference Room One Pro Wakeboard Tour - May 16-17 V. OLD BUSINESS A. Logan Farm Park Mr. Albright reported that city staff is having conversations with property owners in the Taylor Street area to see what property the city has to work with in terms of potential acquisitions to complete the design. Construction will begin in early 2015. B. ‘Trail Map Mr. Albright reported that there has not been any progress on the trail map. C. South Shore Park Lease Mr. Albright showed the Lake Authority color coded maps of the Lake and surrounding areas. The maps displayed areas that were leased by the county, city and Lake Authority. Mr. Prather asked why Lake Acworth was coded as county leased. Chairman Allegood informed Mr. Prather that the lake is actually leased to the County. Mr. Albright then presented a map of what the city would like to see which would be the South Shore Park, Cauble Park and Proctor Landing Park being placed under one lease through the Lake Authority and the city. Mr. Prather asked Mr. Albright to look into how the Lake Authority can help the Atlanta Water Ski Club. Mr. Albright said he would contact the Corps. Chairman Allegood said the city has yet to talk to anyone about this. VI. NEW BUSINESS A. USACE Property Enroachment Notices Mr. Albright showed the members copies of encroachment letters that were sent out to city residents whose property abuts federal property. The Corps is working with these residents to resolve the problems before any citations are issued. Mr. Prather questioned if there were any letters pertaining to the Lake Authority. Mr. Albright stated that all the encroachments are in the Authority’s lease area. The public may address the board on any matter during public comments. Individual’s comments will be limited to five minutes. 2|Page | 2fbbb4429439ec29664ee11b0b4774c0f5536372e4cbbd6c60e9c9991add714b |