Important Update for Approved Contractors in Lake Lure's Commercial Model
On Monday, 11/25/24, Lake Lure Town Council announced that the Lake is now open to approved commercial contractors to navigate the waters to haul out or service motorized boats at their customers’ request. Additionally, approved service contractors may begin work on the lake as outlined below.
Please note that lake debris removal continues at this time and their work is a priority.
- While on Lake Lure during this continued State of Emergency, navigate the waters with respect for other contractors.
- Debris contractors working with the US Army Corps of Engineers must take precedent and should be yielded to whenever possible. Please do not impede their progress.
- Stay clear of their boats and barges and do not block their path or interfere with their work in any way.
- Failure to comply may result in discontinuation of lake privileges.
Debris Contractors as well as commercial service contractors in the Lake Lure Commercial Model are now authorized to access the lake using their commercially permitted boats.
- Commercial service contractors not currently approved in the commercial model may apply for a commercial service permit by contacting prladmin@townoflakelure.com to be considered.
- This will allow work on lake structures to resume from water; however, concrete work is excluded at this time due to a need for fluctuating lake levels for debris removal. (Please note that permits are still required)
Building contractors should submit a scope of work regarding lake use activities (with permits) to Community Development.
- You may email kmartin@townoflakelure.com with any questions.
Please note that lake debris removal continues at this time and their work is a priority.
- While on Lake Lure during this continued State of Emergency, navigate the waters with respect for other contractors.
- Debris contractors working with the US Army Corps of Engineers must take precedence and should be yielded to whenever possible. Please do not impede their progress.
- Stay clear of their boats and barges and do not block their path or interfere with their work in any way.
- Failure to comply may result in discontinuation of lake privileges.
Debris Contractors as well as commercial service contractors in the Lake Lure Commercial Model are now authorized to access the lake using their commercially permitted boats.
- Commercial service contractors not currently approved in the commercial model may apply for a commercial service permit by contacting prladmin@townoflakelure.com to be considered.
- This will allow work on lake structures to resume from water; however, concrete work is excluded at this time due to a need for fluctuating lake levels for debris removal. (Please note that permits are still required)
- For assistance with boathouse clean up you may contact Communications@townoflakelure.com for resources.
Building contractors should submit a scope of work regarding lake use activities (with permits) to Community Development. You may email kmartin@townoflakelure.com with any questions.
Approved commercial boat removal companies include:
- Barry Capps Marine
- Lake Lure Dock
- Lake Lure Marine
- Lake Response/TowBoatUS
- Master Dock
- Sea Tow
Sea Tow and Lake Response/TowBoatUS are able to remove boats from boat houses and transport them to the lake for removal. 239 motorized boats have been removed from the lake thus far. Additionally, 93 non-motorized boats have been recovered with 24 non-motorized boats have been returned to their owners. If non-motorized boats have a prior permit, the owners are being contacted. If you are looking for a non-motorized boat, you may contact the Parks, Recreation, and Lake Department at prladmin@townoflakelure.com for assistance locating your vessel.
Approved companies allowed to trailer out the boats are:
- Angler’s Choice
- Driftwood Marine
- Gotcha Covered Boat & Marine
The ramps are off-limits to private individuals and unapproved companies.
