News from the Association

Patrolling the Pond, January 19, 2026 Mike Miller, Board of Directors, VP It looks like cold weather is here to stay for a bit. We knew it would come. It’s always good to take cold weather precautions for your house. We haven’t had to deal with it too much this year. Water line breaks are

New Year Start Welcome to 2026!  As we start the new year, I outlined the 2026 Association Objectives that combine infrastructure projects with a long list of other projects beyond day to day annual tasks.  The list looks daunting, but should be doable with all the planning that went into 2025 for this coming year. 

Patrolling the Pond, January 8, 2026. Beyond the First Ten Days Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Association It turns out that the First Ten Days of winter were pretty darn nice!  I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and Holiday Season and had a chance to spend some quality time with family, friends, and found

Holiday Wishes – this is the last article for the year and like every year one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year for many.  One of the blessings we all share is our community and the support we all have together.  My thanks to all the volunteers who worked so hard

Patrolling the Pond The First 10 Days Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Homeowners Association We are just around the corner from the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year and the first day of winter. For those who love the four seasons, your adventure continues. For those who prefer warmer seasons, you are getting

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