News from the Association

The Association office will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and we will be open again on Tuesday, December 1st.   Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

Fall has certainly arrived at Lake Lotawana. The white caps on the lake last Saturday were a sight to see. It was even more interesting to watch Chris Lang flawlessly pulling his boat out of the lake without a scratch to be found, despite his boat almost turning completely sideways as he pulled it up

Yet another Summer is in the record books for Lake Lotawana. Labor Day weekend was filled with many boaters, fun family gatherings and other events around the lake. Except for the deluge of rain that just kept coming right over the lake area, it was a great Holiday weekend! For many it was the last

Summary of August 20, 2020 Public Meeting on Hamm, Inc.’s application to transfer mining permit number 0388 from Barber and Sons Company to Hamm, Inc. A public meeting was held at Lone Summit Ranch in Lee’s Summit, Missouri beginning at 6:00 p.m. on August 20, 2020 to discuss Hamm, Inc.’s application to the Missouri Department

Trash, recycling and yard waste pickups will be on the normal schedule this week. https://wcawaste.com/lake-lotawana   Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

Lake Lotawana Association – Holiday Schedule for Labor Day – Monday, September 7, 2020 Gas pumps will be open 11 AM – 5 PM the entire holiday weekend. Water Skiing/Tubing hours: Sunrise – 10:00 AM 12:00 noon – 2:00 PM PWC hours: 2:00 PM to ½ hour after sunset or 100 yards visibility Sailing hours

Hello everyone! My name is Harold Mitts and this is my first opportunity to reach out to all of you as your new Executive Director. This is the one and only article that will focus on who I am, as well as why I am so thankful for this chance to serve each one of

First of all, I wish to express my appreciation to all of those members who have read and commented on my columns in this newspaper.  Harold Mitts will be taking this responsibility over starting with the next issue.  I have had the privilege for almost eight years to try and bridge the communication gap between

In my last column I cautioned about the planting and removing of trees on the parkway.  This topic always seems to cause some confusion.  The latest round of storms has once again prompted me to elaborate a bit.  The Association’s policy on existing living trees on the common area (parkway and pathways) is that we