Video of Wolfbranch Creek waterfall, May 21, 2009 taken two days after heavy rainstorms
of more than 15 inches. Waterfall is the largest in Lake County, Florida and only appears
when there is sufficient rainfall within its watershed. All the water that you see goes down
into an active sinkhole and into the Floridan Aquifer – where our drinking water comes from!
Lake County Water Authority Purposes:
The Lake County Water Authority was created in 1953. The Legislature directed that the Authority be created for the following purposes:
Controlling and conserving the freshwater resources of Lake County.
Fostering and improving the tourist business in the county by improvements to streams, lakes and canals in the county.
Providing recreational facilities for the tourists, citizens and taxpayers of the county by a more efficient use of the streams, lakes and canals in the county.
Improving the fish and aquatic wildlife of the county by improving the streams, lakes and canals in the county.
Protecting the freshwater resources of Lake County through assisting local governments in the treating of stormwater runoff by conserving freshwater to improve the streams, lakes and canals in the county.
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