News from the Association

Did you know? The original Lake Lotawana concept was gravel roads and fishing cabin type dwellings.  The original plat for the community called for three tiers for development with a second roadway behind the Tier 2 plots.  That platted roadway (never developed) is still in place today even though most Tier 3 properties have been […]

Back by Popular Demand: The Return of Patrolling the Pond Over the past few weeks, I’ve heard numerous times from H block residents and others that they missed the column, Patrolling the Pond, by Ron DesCombes that appeared in Lake Lotawana News for many years.  His creative prose of his observations of boating and other

We just learned that Water District 13 has had a water line break. Members on the east shore of the lake who get water from District 13 will not have water until this has been fixed. We do not know their repair schedule, but it sounds like it may be fixed tomorrow.

Did you know? As we gather at meetings, I have been emphasizing the critical issue of silt management—a topic that profoundly impacts our beloved lake.  Allow me to provide a brief history and summary of the insights gained by the Dredge Committee in the past 6 months.  In upcoming articles, we will delve into the

The Lake Lotawana fireworks show will be on Thursday, July 4. Please consider donating to make it the best show ever! Donate Here Thank you!

The Association office will be closed on Saturday the 25th, and the office and operations will be closed on Monday the 27th. Trash service will run on the normal schedule next week.

Our Operations crew has placed a few “Danger” buoys in Sunrise Bay and Sunset Bay to indicate areas of shallow water. Please be aware of those areas when boating.

Did you know? The Association owns and maintains 14.5 miles of roadway or 29 lane miles with corresponding 29 plus miles of ditch line.  There are 124 culverts that have a combined 4,561 linear feet of mostly corrugated steel pipe of varying sizes.  These culverts cross under the road and are our primary tool for