Concerned about public access to Lake Cornelius?

If you’re concerned about the fact that there is no public access to Lake Cornelius, here’s three things you can do:

Educate yourself on the background.

According to the Town of the Cornelius’ website: “As part of Duke Energy’s 2015 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) re-licensing, Duke Energy is obligated to provide multiple public access points along the Catawba-Wateree River and Lake system. Duke Energy is considering the shoreline of Lake Cornelius for one of these projects. Lake Cornelius is an approximately 112-acre body of water with roughly 4.5 miles of shoreline, located east of I-77 between Cornelius and Davidson. There is currently no public access on Lake Cornelius.”

The proposed project would be for kayak, canoe and paddleboard access, shoreline fishing, or nature watching, but would not have a motor boat launch, swim beach, camping facilities, dock, fishing pier, or boat storage.

Take a survey to let the town know your thoughts.

Answer seven questions to participate.

Go to the Community Feedback Meeting.

Wednesday, January 23, 2019
6:30-8:30pm
Community Room of Town Hall
21445 Catawba Avenue