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home skip to main content smith mountain project home home lake levels lake levels shoreline management shoreline management shoreline management overview apply for a shoreline permit request status of property report report a violation fish habitats along the shoreline apply to install a fish habitat shoreline faqs shoreline management shoreline management shoreline management overview apply for a shoreline permit request status of property report report a violation fish habitats along the shoreline apply to install a fish habitat shoreline faqs debris management debris management debris management overview report lake debris debris examples debris management debris management debris management overview report lake debris debris examples aquatic vegetation aquatic vegetation more info more info about us smith mountain news get email alerts more info more info about us smith mountain news get email alerts find a document find a document find a document overview report a navigational aid problem helpful links powering a community being a good partner and neighbor is part of who we are report lake debris apply for a permit manage aquatic vegetation find a resource a renewable energy resource that has stood the test of time the smith mountain project is a two reservoir hydroelectric generation project located near roanoke virginia its unique pumped storage system provides electricity for the region and is a driver for the local economy at the same time smith mountain lake and leesville lake are a focal point for residents tourists and outdoor adventure seekers built on the roanoke river and completed in the mid 1960s the project s two dams and reservoirs have added about 600 miles of new shoreline and about 24 000 surface acres of water for multiple uses appalachian power a subsidiary of american electric power aep is licensed to operate the smith mountain project by the federal energy regulatory commission ferc view project history see management plans current lake levels smith mountain ft full pond 795 0 ft leesville ft full pond 613 0 ft more lake level data weather f our unique two reservoir pumped storage system generates hydroelectricity which has an impact on shorelines learn about levels discover the beauty of smith mountain as the second largest freshwater lake in the state of virginia this picturesque park is a water enthusiast s paradise known for excellent fishing smith mountain and leesville lake attract many anglers looking for a big catch smith mountain and leesville lake were created specifically for the generation of electricity lounge in the the sun or go for a swim while visiting one of many islands on smith mountain lake previous next islands and blueways endless possibilities for fun on the water start exploring now the visitor s center make your family s stay a memorable one visit us today docks landings and other structures permits are necessary to construct or modify docks and other structures within the project boundary as well as other activities that affect the shoreline like clearing vegetation they are issued to property owners directly but can be transferred to new property owners depending on your project you may need multiple permit application forms not sure which permits to apply for no problem we can help guide you through the process find your application application for occupancy and use high density occupancy and use permit application application for vegetation removal application for shoreline stabilization permit view all the latest lake news appalachianpower com aep com resources use of this site constitutes acceptance of the aep terms and conditions cookie settings view our privacy policy 1996 2026 american electric power company inc all rights reserved follow us
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