News from the Association

Patrolling the Pond      Into Winter Mike Miller, VP Board of Directors, Lake Lotawana Association I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family and friends. No sooner did Thanksgiving go than an early snow arrived!  December is starting to look like December. With only a couple of inches predicted, it’s still seems a […]

Retained Earnings – During the Annual Budget meeting, a query arose regarding the “Retained Earnings” line item of $6,385,215 on the 2025 balance sheet.  In the context of a non-profit organization, this figure can be misconstrued as available cash, which is not the case.  Retained earnings in a For-profit corporation represents profits that are either

Annual Budget Meeting Summary – thank you to the 106 individuals who trekked out for the Annual Budget Meeting and for the many who sent in their ballots in advance.  Also, thank you to the membership for passing the 2026 budget plan and associated change to the Transfer Fee.  It was great to share all

The Standard of Gratitude Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Homeowners Association Fall officially began on September 22nd this year.  The first day of winter will be December 21st.  For me, the change from Daylight Savings to Standard time always serves as a line of demarcation from summer to fall and winter. Supposedly we get an

As promised – here’s a photo of the new docks at Marina 27.  The Lotawana Properties Committee approved their replacement after an inspection revealed broken frame welds; the deck replacement was postponed thanks to repairs.  The old docks, originally from the Yacht Club, were donated during their own dock upgrade as we acquired the Grog

Patrolling the Pond, November 3, 2025 By Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Homeowners Association The coverage of all of the October events in the last Lotawana News was awesome! I have a great appreciation for coverage of great stories. The Homes Tour and LotaSmoke were great stories. Not only that, a lot of great stories

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Patrolling the Pond: The October Events Issue Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Home Owner Association It’s getting more challenging to decide what time of year at the Lake is more active, summer or fall. Certainly most would vote that summer is the most active with warm and breezy weekends bookending memories of time on the