News from the Association

Patrolling the Pond: June 17, 2026 Storms to Sunsets by Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Home Owners Association Nothing like picture-perfect days and rainy, stormy weekend nights! I could take a little less storm and a little more of the azure-blue skies and beautiful sunsets for sure! As we hit mid-June and lake traffic begins

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We are nearly halfway through the year, and despite a rainy spring, many of our key projects continue to move forward.  In my January article, I outlined our objectives for 2026, and the updates below show that we are making solid progress on many of them.  Each month, we continue planning, advancing our goals, and

Patrolling the Pond Mike Mike Miller, VP, Lake Lotawana Association Cruising into Summer                June 3, 2026 Memorial Day has come and gone. Rooted in remembrance, it is now but a memory for 2026. And what a weekend it was! After a few early showers on Friday, the weekend

Common Area Liability – As President, I see many sides of what it means to live in a shared community.  One of the ongoing challenges is balancing each owner’s goals for their property with the responsibilities that come with shared membership in the Lake Lotawana Association.  At times, it seems easy to forget that the

Patrolling the Pond May 18, 2025 Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Home Owners Association The Memorial Day Weekend Edition! Remembering Holiday Rules and more.   Memorial Day is HERE! The first official weekend of summer is upon us! Hopefully, this year will buck the trend of the typical rainy Memorial Day weekends of the past

Patrolling the Pond Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Association May is a transition month. Would-be graduates are getting ready to finish one life and start another. Cool, sometimes frigid mornings turn into warm, humid afternoons, and, of course, April showers bring May flowers. Coming through the April holidays, everything feels like it is in a

Given the recent heavy rainfall and the lake currently exceeding its full pool level, this is an opportune moment to highlight some achievements from our projects over the past year and this spring.  This update also serves as a reminder of the ongoing silt challenges we face.  A significant issue that will remain a priority