News from the Association

From time-to-time guest writers have submitted their thoughts and information about the lake. Jeff Clemow, the new president of the lake association, shared the following:   Letter to the Lotawana News Every spring the Board of Directors selects its officers, committees, and board chairman to serve a one-year term.  The exception is the Lake Improvement […]

Please remember that the Annual Spring Cleanup will be held on April 23 and 24th  from 9 am to 3 pm each day. The Association will have multiple dumpsters across from Marina 27 to discard all of your unwanted items. The Martin property at gate 6 will also be open for members to dispose of

The Annual Meeting of Lake Lotawana Association, Inc. will be held on March 8, 2022, at 7:30 pm at the Church of Jesus Christ located at Gate 2. Please plan on attending to learn of the financial and operational results for 2021, as well as the goals for 2022. Several people inquired at the November

While we don’t want to be too repetitive, we want to again remind everyone that the lake remains partially frozen. Please remember that there is nowhere on the lake that the ice depth is sufficient to be safe. Please DO NOT walk on the ice and please keep children and pets away from lake. This

Well, watching the KC Chiefs compete in the Super Bowl is no longer an issue. They had a good football season, and the pre-season games will be here before we know it. The lake is partially frozen over with all the recent cold temperatures. Please remember that the ice depth is not sufficient to be

The new year is in full swing here at the lake for the Association. We have reviewed the silt pond locations and their condition to determine where we will be dredging this spring. Annual dues statements have been sent out with many of them already being paid. Thank you very much. The dock and informational

Happy New Year! A special thanks goes out again this year to the operations crew for spending another New Year’s early morning trying their best to remove snow and ice build-up from the roads. This storm was particularly troublesome to keep the roads cleared. Thank you for driving safely during inclement weather. Our thoughts go

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to each of you from the entire Lake Association staff! It is so remarkable to think that 2021 will soon be behind us. Conversely, what pleasure it is to look back upon the great memories we created at the Pond this year; whether it be during the Memorial Day

I trust everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving Holiday time with family and friends. I had the joy of having my immediate family over to our place for Thanksgiving dinner, including my mother who is 94 years young and still lives by herself in south Kansas City. It is so gratifying to watch her face and listen

A little less than 100 members attended the November 9th annual budget meeting. Approximately 15-20 comments or questions were raised during the meeting. Some of the questions fell into the purview of the financial statements verses the budget. In those instances, a signup sheet was provided to those members who wanted more information and we