Lake Tapps Levels Will be at Their Lowest During January
Through Mid-February
Cascade Water Alliance and the Lake Tapps Community Council remind residents that Cascade will in January be bringing the lake to the 535 foot level (approximately) where it will remain through mid-February. This is when the lake will be at its lowest level to allow homeowners to plan maintenance and improvement projects.
A license from Cascade will be needed to build, improve or do any construction on facilities. That license will require residents to obtain permits for projects from appropriate agencies. Homeowners are encouraged to check with Cascade, and with the respective city, county or state and federal agency that require permits prior to construction.
Contacts from the appropriate jurisdictions include:
City of Bonney Lake – 253.447.4344
Pierce County Planning and Land Services – 253.796.7210
Washington State Fish and Wildlife – 360.902.2200
Cascade Water Alliance – 1.877.299.0930
Cascade Water Alliance is developing a formal policy regarding the use of its property by third parties around the Reservoir. Residents around the lake will be receiving more information regarding the proposed Lake Tapps Reservoir Property Management Policy, and are invited to a public Open House workshop on January 12, 2012 to ask questions and get more information:
