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LJA - City of Jacksonville Ordinances

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. City of Jacksonville Ordinances. Since the city of Jacksonville owns the lake, it makes the rules and regulations governing Lake Jacksonville. Whether building a boathouse, extending your pier, cutting trees or erecting a fence, we encourage you to first familiarize yourself with the ordinances pertaining to such activities, and to obtain the appropriate permits. Below are links to the City of Jacksonville's ordinance regulations.

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LJA - Join or Renew Membership

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. Renew of Join the LJA. Join or Renew Your LJA Membership. Should you choose not to use the on-line method, you may print the membership form. Fill it out, double check the information and mail it with your check to LJA at the address on the bottom of the form. Membership renewal with dues payment is due January 1st of each year. Please enter your e-mail address or last name and click the [Submit] button. If so, call Wayne Cessna:.

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LJA Lake History

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. How the Lake Was Born. The City of Jacksonville began blocking up Gum Creek in February 1956. Buckner Dam that impounds Lake Jacksonville was completed in August of 1957. The lake was originally intended as a water supply for the City of Jacksonville and little consideration was given to any leisure activity or residential development. Lease lots were selling for $200 to those who wanted a weekend get-away. Basin one-half mile sou...

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LJA Lake Quality

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. Lake Jacksonville Water Quality. Lake Jacksonville water quality is good. Removal of Hydrilla Grass has changed the Lake Jacksonville water chemistry. TCEQ is acquiring data at two locations in Lake Jacksonville. It is not recommended that LJA augment sampling and lab analysis due to cost and EPA required sample collection equipment and procedures. Currently TCEQ Samples are planed to be collected every quarter at two GPS locations.

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LJA Annual Meetings

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. LJA Annual Members Meeting. LJA Annual Members Meeting. The annual membership meeting is scheduled for:. The second Thursday of January each year in the Woodmen Of The World Building, 1800 College Ave., Jacksonville, TX. Please plan to attend. Would you like to advertise here? If so, call Wayne Cessna:. Or e-mail him at rwc0808@gmail.com. Site Design by Telephone Directory of Texas.

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LJA Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Display

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. Fourth of July Fireworks. Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Display. The fireworks show is held every July 4th at 9:15 pm. The Fourth of July firework display at Lake Jacksonville is a much-anticipated annual event which draws crowds from all over East Texas and has become a tradition on Lake Jacksonville. More than a hundred boats fill the lake area under the spectacular firework display while on-lookers line the shores.

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LJA Hydrilla and Grass Carp

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. Hydrilla and Grass Carp. Hydrilla and Grass Carp. Over the past years the hydrilla coverage had reached approximately 300 acres in 2007 choking coves and shoreline along most of the lake. Texas Parks and Wildlife. Recommended an integrated approach to treating the hydrilla that included herbicide and the addition of triploid grass carp. That would equal 10 carp per acre of hydrilla. Are sterile and cannot reproduce. Would you like...

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LJA Fishing Lake Jacksonville

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. For much info on fishing Lake Jacksonville, go to the Texas Parks and Wildlife page about Lake Jacksonville. 3 miles southwest of Jacksonville off US 79. 422 ft. msl. Clear to fairly clear. Most species are managed with statewide regulations. Triploid Grass Carp Permit is in effect on this lake. If a grass carp is caught, it must be immediately returned to the water unharmed. Bowfishing for grass carp is strictly prohibited. For i...

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LJA Adopt a Highway Program

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. Adopt a Highway Program. We are changing our adopt-a-highway program from the Maydelle Highway to working to keep our lake roads clean. We would like to have captains by area to organize folks in their neighborhoods to keep their roads clean. Please contant director John Ervin at pjervin@suddenlink.net. To volunteer. Together we can keep our lake area more beautiful! Would you like to advertise here? If so, call Wayne Cessna:.

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LJA Lake Watch Program

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To Rent Screened Shelters, Camp Sites or RV Pads at the Recreational Area. The Lake Jacksonville Association has the opportunity to assist the city in keeping the lake and surrounding areas clean and safe. One of the programs to achieve that goal is the Lake Watch Program. All lake residents are encouraged to take part in keeping the lake clean and adhering to all lake rules and regulations. Please report any suspected violations to either:. LJA Representative for Lake Watch: Jon Hargett 903-721-0288.