News from the Association

With the weather getting better, construction activity is picking up.  A few gentle reminders are in order.  There are many projects that require permits from the Association.  Basically, we require permits to enforce the Rules and Regulations and the Deed of Restrictions of the Association.  Also, many activities take their toll on the roads.  Since […]

The Bylaws of the Lake Lotawana Association call for “An Annual Meeting of the Owner/Members shall be held each year.  The purpose of such meeting shall be to inform the Membership of the accomplishments during the past year and the plans and goals for the next year; present a complete statement of the Association’s financial

Docks are a very important aspect of living (or owning property) in a lake community such as this one.  I have written quite a few columns in this paper about docks, but there still seems to be some misunderstanding about the relationship between the Association and the membership regarding them.  The Deed of Restrictions allows

Don’t forget to mark 7:30 pm on your 2018 calendars for Tuesday, March 13th.  That’s the night we come together for the Annual Lake Lotawana Association Membership Meeting.  The meeting will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ Colbern Road Restoration Branch inside Gate 2.  At this meeting, we will present the past year’s

As we start a new year, it may be a good time to reflect on what occurred last year and what we hope to accomplish in the year to come. The past year was a challenging one.  Silt Basin #6 needed considerable repairs in order to continue dredging along the east shore.  That was accomplished

On behalf of the Association Board of Directors, the Operations Crew and the Office Staff, I would like to wish all our Lake Lotawana residents a very Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year. The Association office will be closed on Saturday December 23rd and will reopen on Tuesday, January 2nd. In case

We would like to thank everyone for attending the Annual Budget Meeting on November 14th and those who voted prior to the meeting.  The member’s response both in attendance at the meeting and the number of ballots voted was impressive.  It’s nice to see such interest in the community. The staff and the Board of

We’re getting down to the wire on getting the docks compliant prior to the December 31st deadline.  As a reminder, according to the decision by the Board of Directors at the October meeting, all docks with electricity must be compliant before you can register your boats for the 2018 season.  Also, non-compliant docks will result

Silt Basin #6 has been repaired and we’ve been pumping silt into it for the last few weeks. It has come to our attention that there has been some playful activity in and around the pond. Unfortunately, some lumber that was left in the pond (I’ve been told that it was used to launch a

Fall Clean-up Day for Association members is Saturday, November 4th. Bring your leaves, small brush and tree limbs (no larger than 4” diameter) to the Martin Property inside Gate 6 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If this is your first visit in a while, please keep in mind the entrance has been moved to