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Holloway Lake Association.
Created March, 2005
THE HOLLOWAY LAKE ASSOCIATION
Protects your Reservoir
The Holloway Reservoir needs help to remain
Genesee County's precious recreational area.
If you ever have gone
HELP US PRESERVE HOLLOWAY

JOIN THE HOLLOWAY LAKE ASSOCIATION
AND HELP US PRESERVE HOLLOWAY

NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION

Issues we are working on

The Water-predictable levels, good quality
The Regulator Agencies - boating safety
The Environment - industrial and other pollution Beach Erosion
Holloway Lake Association
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Boating,
Fishing,
Swimming,
Camping,
Picnicking or
Hiking along the reservoir
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MEMBERSHIP
If you have never received mailing from us
and are not on our list then please go to
the Membership Form  and you can
print out the Membership Application.
Thank you to www.teacherfiles.com for creating many of the free clip art used on this website.
Through regularly scheduled meetings and newsletters, the Holloway Lake Association keeps
concerned citizens informed and in touch.  
Please support these efforts by becoming a member of the Holloway Lake Association.
Together we can make a difference!
Reminder for all boaters, jet skies and sailors!
You must stay at least 100 feet away from any object in water.
This includes docks and rafts. The common misconception is the thought of being a
100 feet from shore.
You can receive a fine up to $500.00
The Japanese beetle
adult-an attractive pest
Zone 1 has noticed an
infestation in their area.
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this information. To download it
click the link below.
Vessel Safety Check Decal Requirements
Item
1. Display of Numbers
2. Registration/Documentation
3. Personal Flotation Devices (PFD)
4. Visual Distress Signals (VDS)
5. Fire Extinguishers
6. Ventilation
7. Backfire Flame Control
8. Sound Producing Devices/Bell
9. Navigation Lights
10. State and/or Local Requirements
11. Overall Vessel Condition: as applies
 Deck Free of Hazards / Clean Bilge
 Electrical – Fuel System
 Galley – Heating Systems
Response from law enforcement agencies is
complaint based. If officials don’t hear from citizens,
it is assumed all is well.  If you feel a complaint is in
order, you must speak up!

Genesee County: Marine Division  (810) 257-3176
Park Ranger (810) 736-7100
After hours  (810) 640-2000
911 (if no answer)

Richfield Township Office  (810) 653-3564
Police  (810) 653-3565
911 (if no answer)

Michigan State Police (Traffic Issues)
LT. Patrick Morris  (989) 7581909
Joe Leonardi, DNR Fisheries Division
Report of Walleye Survey from the DEQ to the MDNR
Counter
National Safe Boating Week
May 17 - 23, 2008
To avoid anything like this happening to you...........

Be informed, Stay informed.
HLA will offer Boating Safety classes
to sign up or for more information
click the link.

HLA Boating Safety Classes

Did you also know that if you are under 26 years of age,
You need to have one of these on you when driving a jet ski?
Find out.
Take a class
            The DAM GATES were closed on Tuesday of this week,
(April 15, 2008 TWO WEEKS EARLY), and the water is on the rise. Good
news for those who fish,
                    BAD NEWS FOR THE HOMEOWNERS
who thought they had another two weeks to prepare for the summer.  If you
have shoreline work that needs to be completed and docks to put in, you
will have to get it done this weekend (if you don’t want to be standing in the
water).
A copy of the Agreement between the Parks and City of Flint was delivered
to the Water Department.
             THEY ACTED WITHOUT NOTIFYING US FIRST.
The Board will be addressing this issue next week at the May board
meeting.
MIDEQ
Announces Public Meeting
May 7, 2008
HLA urges you to attend.
Click
Here