News from the Association

Patrolling the Pond Mike Miller, Member, Lake Lotawana Homeowners Board of Directors, Sergeant at Arms.   From the Source: An Interview with Jack Jobe, Lake Lotawana Water Patrol Supervisor.   By the time mid-August rolls around and the kids have returned to school, July 4th feels like a distant memory. You will recall this past

Road and Infrastructure As noted earlier this year, we own and maintain 14.5 miles of roadway.  Leveraging the earlier road study and physical inspection by the Roads Committee and Operations staff we have been busy planning how to address our infrastructure and develop record-keeping and planning tools for the future.  The goal was to plan

The culvert at Y 24 took quite a bit longer than expected yesterday, and while the new pipes are in the ground and filled, the concrete was not able to be poured.  That will happen this afternoon (Wednesday the 21st) when the road will be closed at Y 24 while the concrete pour is done. 

Please see in-depth articles in Association News for details of ditch cleanout and road resurfacing.

We want to inform you that the Lake Lotawana Association will begin replacing three culverts on the east side of the lake on Monday, August 12, 2024. Following the culvert replacements, we will also mill and resurface the road. Please be aware that there will be disruptions to normal traffic for a duration of approximately

Correction, Cool weather, and Common Knowledge. As July runs into August we expect hot, humid temps, with very little wind. Today is a bit different. 72 and cloudy and a nice cool breeze! I will take it!  I’m sure we have not seen the last of hot weather. While many are gearing up for school

History – Did you know that our lake was formed in 1927 when the Lake Lotawana Development Company was formed, and the original plans and plat were created in 1928.  The dam was finished in 1929, allowing water from Sni Creek to begin filling the lake. After the initial development and subsequent dredge benefit districts

The Lake Lotawana Association, Inc. will be starting the ditch cleanout for the east side of the lake from the dam to the E. Alley Road intersection. The goal is to start Thursday, August 8th. The maintenance planned will focus on digging out all materials that have filled ditches and blocked any culverts.  This is

See some funny-looking creatures around your dock? Click HERE for an informative article from the Missouri Department of Conservation about bryozoans.