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The Lake Meader is the bi-monthly publication of

LAKE MEADE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.

4 Forrest DriveEast Berlin, PA 17316-9328

(717) 259-9625

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Meet theCandidates Zachary E. Boyer wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “My goals are to protect and increase our property values by maintaining infrastructure and improving existing function and to promote Lake Meade as a family friendly, safe community. I would enjoy the privilege to continue serving my neighbors.”

David E. Graeff wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “I have lived in our Lake Meade community for almost 15 years. I have benefited from the dedication of many volunteers who have worked to make this a great place to live. I would like to do what I can to continue to improve our quality of life.”

Tammy D. Hill wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “We have a community that gives us an opportunity to enjoy a quiet, safe, family friendly place to call home. I want to bring our community together to support each other and help enrich the lives of our residents.”

Heather L. Holt wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “I love this community and want to ensure it evolves with the times (modern sign at entrance) and remains a positive community on social media and a diverse and inclusive environment.”

Elaine D. Mottilla wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “We are fortunate to live in our unique lake community here in Central PA. I want to use my knowledge and passion to serve on the board and ensure the health of our Lake and community for years to come.”

Steven R. Rasmussen wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “I ask for your vote, so I can continue to serve on the board of directors, with an open mind, to help make decisions that will enhance our diverse community.”

Susan K. Shannon wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “I am grateful my kids grew up in such a wonderful community. It is my goal to engage with other community members on current and future projects that support the protection of our land and water resources.” Diane Trace Warlick wants to be a Director of LMPOA – “Maintaining security, safety and family atmosphere of the community in whatever way I can. My parents, Leonard and Muriel Trace retired here in the ‘70s and were instrumental in starting the Lake Meader, the ambulance service, Homemakers and the fireworks. I would like to continue their commitment to make Lake Meade the best environment for families and neighbors. I am willing to contribute in any way that may be helpful and positive for the community.”

The Directed Proxy to vote for the Board of Directors was mailed February 16, 2018. Please check out the candidates biographical data on the proxy for details.

INSIDE THIS ISSUEIndex of Advertisers ......................... 2Message from the President ........... 2Managers Report ............................... 3Safety & Traffic Watch ..................... 3Assistant Manager’s Corner ............ 4Spring Yard Waste Dumpsters ........ 4Annual Fireworks .............................. 4Lake Meade Garden Club ................. 5Building Committee News ............... 5Members Responsible for their Guests ................................................. 5Homemakers’ News ..........................6Easter Egg Hunt ................................6Lake Meade Orchestra News ...........6Communications and Technology Committee News ...............................6Lake Meade Fire & Rescue News, Spring Yard Sale, Contact Info ....... 7Board Highlights ...............................8Violation Report ................................8Scouting Update ...............................9Welcome New Members...................9Speeding Violations - Fines ...............9Lake Meade Municipal Authority Info 9Lake Meade Board of Directors ......... 9Lake Meader Newsletter Info ..........9Stormwater Management in Lake Meade, Stormwater Management Workshop ................................................. 10Veterans Day and Memorial Day Ceremonies .......................................11Lake Meade Registered Organizations Contact List.............11DEP Important Notification ..............11School Bus Stopping Laws ....................11Recycling & Waste Disposal ..............12Advertise in Lake Meader .............. 12Classified Ads/Church Directory .......12Calendars ......................................... 13

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AUTOS / MOTORCYCLES / BOATSF&S Yamaha and Marine ........................... 18Greg’s Car & Truck Repair ........................ 27

CHURCH DIRECTORY/CLASSIFIEDS ....... 12

CONTRACTORS / HOME IMPROVEMENTSAmerican Locksmith Service .................... 27Bakers Door Company ............................... 18Better Built Homes .................................... 23Bill Weaver Painting ................................... 19Clean Sweep Chimney Services .............. 16Daflure Heating and Cooling ................... BCDePalma Construction .............................. 24Do It All Dave Remodeling ...........................21Ensor & Sowers, Heating & Air Conditioning ......................................... 16Lewis Reinhart & Sons–Paving ................20M&M Heating and Cooling ........................ 25Orris Plumbing and Heating ..................... 17Par One Construction, Inc. ....................... 15Snelbecker Electric ....................................20

LAWN SERVICE / GARDEN /TREEGreen Dreamers .......................................... 22Rowland Tree Service ................................20Swope’s Lawn Care Services .................... 27Thoman’s Small Engine Repair ............... 19TLC Lawn Services ..................................... 21

MISC Aero Energy ................................................. 27Classical Conversations Homechool Community .................................................. 21Canvas and Covering of York .................... 17East Berlin Area Commnty Center ........... 14Torren Ecker for State Representative .... 14

PROFESSIONAL SERVICESEdward Jones – Dustin O’Brien ................ 17Feiser Funeral Home ................................. 18Fulton Bank ................................................. 19Janney Montgomery Scott ........................26MB Financial – Loan Officer Karen Foss . 18Nell Law Office ........................................... BCNew Oxford Veterinary Clinic ................... 19Solace - Chiropractic & Psychotherapy .. 21Dylan Staines Photographer .................... 21Tail Chasers Grooming ............................. 21The Bookkeeping Office ............................ 17Visiting Angels ............................................20Worley & Worley ......................................... 16

REAL ESTATEBerkshire Hathaway – Polly Lewis Team 25Berkshire Hathaway - Colleen Scollon ... 16ERA Real Estate – Bonnie Olcus ............. BCERA Real Estate – Petula Yingling ...........26Keller Williams – Lisa Hitchen .................. 23Berkshire Hathaway - Sandy Leiby .......... 17

RELIGIOUS

Lake View Community Church......... 16Red Mount UM Church ...................... 23

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

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I hope many of you find it a pleasure to be part of the Lake Meade Community, like I do. Being part of a homeowner’s association isn’t always easy, especially in a diverse community like ours. The Lake Meade Property Owners Association (LMPOA) exists for several reasons with a main goal of protecting the association for the benefit of its members.

There are rules and regulations to assist with that goal and sometimes there is confusion regarding them. I will attempt to clear up some of that confusion below.

Some of the goals of LMPOA are to:• Plan, budget and manage costs of

maintaining the common areas and facilities, including, but are not limited to, the lake, roads, buildings, bridges, pool complex, sports complex, marina facilities, recreation areas/docks, entrance/gate and others.

• Facilitate communication within the community regarding LMPOA actions and concerns.

• Administer and keep records of LMPOA finances and membership.

• Make efforts to maintain the safety, operation and value of common properties and facilities.

• Make efforts to review, update and enforce the rules and regulations of the association.

• Assist members with learning and applying LMPOA rules and regulations.

Items that are not LMPOA’s responsibilities are to:

• Mediate among neighbors.• Take ownership or maintenance of

private property.• Legally represent property owners.• Advocate for individual property

owners in dealings with government

or other agencies.• Provide police protection.• Enforce laws at any level, including

trespassing laws relating to private property.

• Repair damage to private property caused by people or acts of nature.

Some of the roles/responsibilities that members have are to:

• Recognize that LMPOA is only as strong as its members; so, consider getting involved.

• Educate themselves about rules and regulations and make suggestions for changes.

• Take responsibility for guests invited into the community (rule has been in place for 40+ years).

• Recognize the need for balance between personal and community interests.

• Volunteer in support of the community and our shared interests.

• Respect common areas and facilities, leaving them in the same or better condition.

• Avoid actions that may place a financial burden on the association, which we all pay for.

Remember, we chose to be part of LMPOA when we bought property in Lake Meade, so we all agreed to follow the rules and regulations. Sometimes it is difficult to understand a rule or regulation or even the intent behind it. If you have questions or concerns, please ask LMPOA for clarification. If the answer still doesn’t sit well, then offer ideas to committees or the board to consider. If done in the correct venue, we can all work together to make our community a better place to live.

–Steve Rasmussen, President

Members & Property Owners Responsibilities

Message from thePresident

Need to Know (N2K)

Boats that are moored on private or rec. area docks should be checked by the owner frequently to be sure that the boat is not holding water, causing them to sink and contaminate the lake.

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LMPOA encourages your attendance at the meeting on Friday, March 16, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Center. A new opportunity this year is to speak with committee members from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. while enjoying delicious refreshments made and served by the Homemakers.

Shortly after the Annual Meeting, LMPOA will be requesting Annual Registration Information.

Dues, Vehicles, Power Boat Registrations and Saturday office hours. When you stop by the office for annual registration in April please help the process. You will need: • 2018 Dues payment • Copy of vehicle registrations for all vehicles (if your student

is off to college, please obtain a copy of the registration during a break)

• Review the registration forms, update the information as it relates to your eligible privilege cardholders; provide us with contact information so we can reach you if needed. And be sure to return all pages to the office.

• Power boat owners - We need a copy of the registration if it has expired on 3/31/18. Every year we need a copy of your liability insurance of at least $300,000 covering each power boat.

• Saturday office hours are: April 21, 28 from 8:00 – 1:00 p.m. and May 5 from 8:00 – 12:00 p.m.

Safe Boaters – There were 20 people taking the safe boating course in January. This speaks well for the attendees that took time to learn the rules of the water when boating.

Walkers – we ask that you “share the roads.” Vehicles have the right of way. Walkers must walk facing traffic, and step to the side when a vehicle approaches. We can’t emphasize enough the importance of safety in Lake Meade whether it’s walking, jogging or biking. Please focus on your surroundings and have a safe “outdoor” season for 2018.

Thanks to the many volunteers that help the office staff to stuff, seal and stamp membership mailings or label Lake Meaders throughout the year.

– Dottie Yost

MANAGER’S REPORT: • Annual Meeting March 16 at 7:30 p.m. • Membership Registration and Dues payments in April

• Safety on the Roadways • Thanks to our Volunteers

Hello fellow Lake Meaders,

We are hopefully starting to see the change in seasons. Warm weather will bring walkers, runners, bikers and other outdoor lovers out of hibernation and back on to the roads. Please keep your eyes on the road and off the cell phones. Remember that our speed limit is 25 miles per hour throughout the entire community. We have also experienced an increase in speeding since our last issue. The breakdown of resident vs. guest is about 50/50. Please remind those in your household and your guest that the speed limit is 25mph. The best way to avoid a violation is to simply follow the posted speed limit. We continue to investigate ways to regulate guest entry in to the community. Several computer and app based solutions are available. This technology does come with a cost, most likely yearly. Unless we close the community off to all outsiders, then members remain responsible for their guests and any violation of a rule or regulation. Please keep

your eyes on future editions of the Lake Meader for more information as it becomes available. Now is also an appropriate time to remind everyone that although boats are docked at public areas, boats are private property! Please remember that fishing on a boat that is not yours is trespassing. If patrol witnesses fishing from docked boats, they may ask to see if you are the owner or permitted to be on the boat. Extensive damage was reported last year. We will continue to make it a priority to patrol these areas and do the best we can to ensure that property is safe. However, you can help us the most by reminding everyone in your household that if it is not yours, do not use or go on the boat. Please consider joining us for a meeting. We meet on the 4th Monday of the month at 7p.m. in the Conference Room of the Community Center. Fresh ideas are always welcome!

Zach Boyer, Safety and Traffic Watch Chair

SAFETY & TRAFFIC WATCH

2018-2019 Membership Fees Effective 4/1/18Dues (per membership) .........................................$584Annual Deed Covenant Charge (per membership) ...$30Assessment (per lot basis) ......................................$514 Total for one lot .............$1,128

2018-2019 Initiation Fee $5,450

Did You Know (DYK)

Did You Know (DYK)

Floats and rafts anchored in the lake must have a permit from the PA Fish and Boat Commission. The form is at http://www.fishandboat.com/images/pages/forms/pfbc277aidsnav.pdf

LMPOA receives no tax support from township, state, or federal dollars. All facilities are privately owned and maintained by LMPOA and its members.


Electronics Recycling InformationAffordable Computers, located at 120 Frederick Street, Hanover, PA accepts electronics for recycling, including projection large screen TV’s, CRT monitors, computers and peripherals, cell phones, etc. There is a per pound charge for all items dropped off for recycling. No items with Freon are accepted. Phone number: 646-0880. Hours of operation are as follows: M-T-W - 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. TH-F – 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. SAT – 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Cumberland County takes many types of electronics, but you pay by the pound. They do accept TVs. Note that even though it is run by Cumberland County, the FAQs specifically say it does not matter where you live or if you are from Cumberland County! Read the site for details. https://www.ccpa.net/3377/Electronics-Recycling-Center---Accepting

Another electronics collection it located in Mechanicsburg and accepts almost everything EXCEPT old TVs and they do not charge. Read the site for details: http://compministry.org

Roads – Reduced Weight A reminder to our members who are planning construction projects between February 15 through April 30: The LMPOA Rules and Regulations stipulate 20 tons as the maximum weight for vehicles using our roads during this period. The bridge below the dam does not have a weight limitation BUT the bridge at Mud Run has a maximum weight capacity of 10 tons (14 tons for tractor trailers). Please be sure to review this information with your contractors and materials suppliers.

Our LakeThe dam valve is closed and the lake is filling back to its normal pool level. The Lake Management Committee keeps a watchful eye on ice formations in the lake, and lakefront property owners are advised to do the same to prevent damage to docks.

Zebra Mussels – Approved Vendor Pass & Re-Entry PassAll vendors delivering boats in Lake Meade must present their 2018 LMPOA Certified Vendor Pass. If you are having a boat delivered by a vendor, please ensure they are aware of this rule.

Members taking boats out of Lake Meade are required to stop at the gatehouse and complete the applicable portion of the Watercraft Re-Entry Pass. The gate employee will note the date, time, and initial the pass and give to the member who must present the form upon re-entry into Lake Meade. If the form is lost, boat quarantine (7 days) will be required.

Docks & Boat Stickers According to the LMPOA Rules and Regulations, boats can be moored at docks beginning March 1. Docks are available on a first come, first served basis. Please place your 2018 sticker from the LMPOA office on your boat before you dock it, but no later than May 1, 2018.

Remember to register your boat dock slip with the LMPOA office: 717-259-9625. If a boat is removed from a reserved slip or rack for a period of 7 days or more, the office must be notified. If a reserved position is vacated without notification for a period of 7 days, the slip or rack will be considered empty and again available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Dam Improvements ProjectThe Lake Management Committee is continuing to gather information from Schnabel Engineering for the improvements. The committee is keeping the Finance Committee informed of possible costs of the project.

Entrance Parkway Revitalization ProjectThe Recreation and Pool Committee recently reviewed concepts prepared by Hively Landscapes. No decisions have been made to date. The committee plans to hold a community meeting for our members to learn about the project. The date will be announced as soon as it is set.

– Michele Ludy

ASSISTANT MANAGER’S CORNER:

LIFEGUARDS NEEDEDWe are continuing to accept applications for lifeguards to work at the Lake Meade swimming

pool during the summer. Please email me at [email protected] or call 717-259-9625 for information.

Time to spruce up those yards!

The spring yard waste dumpsters will be at the

entrance beginning April 19, 2018 through April 30, 2018.

Saturday, July 7, 2018 approximately 9:15 p.m.Throughout the day at the Marina there will be activities for the children; possibly more at the Sports Complex. Karen needs lots of help to make this great! Call to volunteer.

LAMPS - Lake Meade Pyrotechnical Society

FIREWORKSANNUAL Residents of Lake Meade,

please join us for our Fireworks Extravaganza!


LMPOA is responsible for reviewing and approving applications for Letters of Compliance and Letters of Approval.

Letter of Compliance A Letter of Compliance is required to excavate, construct, add to, or replace a residence, addition, garage, boathouse, boat dock, shed (over 200 square feet.), chimney, new deck, residential ramp, seawall, swimming pool, or other structure.

Letter of Approval A Letter of Approval is required to install, replace, or move an air conditioning unit, boat lift, culvert pipe, driveway, driveway entry, gazebo, fence, wall, screen, heat pump, parking area, patio, pavilion, replacement deck, roof, and siding, swale, shed (200 square feet and less), stationary generator, underground irrigation system, and walkway. For other home improvements, contact the LMPOA office at 259-9625. Any excavation, demolition, or construction, or installation without approval of LMPOA, and applicable township (as required), is in violation of the Building Regulations. Letters of Compliance and Letters of Approval are issued to any member of the Association in good

standing who is in compliance with all requirements of the Governing Documents and has paid in full all assessments and any other charges that are due and owing the Association (Covenants, Article 1, Section A, 17).

***Reminder: The maximum road weight on Lake Meade roads is 20 tons between February 15–April 30.

Property owners are responsible for obtaining permits, identifying property lines, scheduling required inspections and all work completed on their property. Members of the Building Committee, the LMPOA inspectors, members of the Board of Directors, and LMPOA administration are not responsible for the location of lot lines, location of building(s), the structural strength of the building(s), or compliance with the PA Uniform Construction Code. Nothing in the LMPOA Regulations is intended to be in conflict with any rule, regulation, code, ordinance or law of any other regulatory authority. In any case of conflict, the most stringent law or regulation will apply.

–Dave Wallen, Chair

The Lake Meade Garden Club has just begun its 11th year as an approved organization. We meet once a month on the fourth Wednesday of the month, except for the month of December. Our

meeting time varies between 10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. depending on the program and the weather. During the cold months, we meet at the Community Center in the Lounge. During the warmer weather months, we generally meet outside at each other’s homes or at the Sports Complex Pavilion. Our programs are always garden educational. Anyone with an interest in learning more about gardening is welcome. We have both men and women

members. Our dues are $10.00 a year for an individual or couple. This year, some of our topics will include, Native Bees, Butterflies, Native Plants, Propagation, Herbs, and Succulents. Following the program, we include some type of hands-on activity. We also offer selected garden themed trips throughout the year. For more information or to receive a copy of our annual schedule, email Barb Mrgich at [email protected].

–Barb Mrgich, Chair

Building CommitteeMembers Responsible

for their Guests

The LMPOA Building Regulations protect property values within the Lake Meade subdivision. Following is a brief overview of how

to comply with the LMPOA Building Regulations:

Lake Meade Garden Club

Dear Members, It has come to the attention of the LMPOA Board of Directors that members are concerned about their responsibility for traffic violations incurred by their guests. The traffic regulations have been a part of the Rules and Regulations since 1969. This regulation applying to guests has not changed in almost 50 years. LMPOA only has authority over members of the homeowners’ association. Safety and fairness in enforcement is the purpose of all traffic regulations. Upon joining LMPOA, every member signs a Property Owners’ Membership Registration form in which they agree to abide by the governing documents of LMPOA. I understand that my Membership is automatic upon acquiring title, and requires that I comply with the Deed Restriction and Covenants, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations, and Building Regulations of the Lake Meade Property Owners Association, Inc. I confirm that I have received copies of these documents and agree to abide by them. The Board of Directors understands that some members do not want to be responsible for their guests. This issue is very complex and has been discussed many times throughout the years. The Board is willing to consider other options. You are invited to attend the Safety and Traffic Watch Committee meetings held on the fourth Monday or attend the Board of Directors’ meetings on the third Monday of every month. The method to change regulations is through the Committee(s), which in turn makes a recommendation to the Board. The Board then discusses changes or additions to the regulations in depth, weighing each facet, and looking at the consequences before taking action. This process always includes member input. The Chairs of all committees and their contact information are listed in the Lake Meader and on the website at LakeMeade.org.

Sincerely, Board of Directors

Lake Meade Property Owners Association, Inc.


The Lake Meade Homemakers club is a fun gathering where you can meet new friends and socialize with your neighbors. At every monthly meeting (held on the second Monday of each month from September to May at the LM Fire and Rescue building), we start off with a social time and lunch at 12:30 pm, followed by a business meeting and a program. Topics for our programs vary, and are generated from club members’ suggestions. You are invited to come to any meeting to see if membership might interest you. Dues are a modest $10.00 a year.

PROGRAMSOur February 12 program was presented by Lake Meade resident Dave Graeff, owner of Green Dreamers Lawn and Tree Care. Dave has a degree in horticulture and is a Pennsylvania Certified Horticulturalist as well as a Board Certified Master Arborist. He spoke to our group about the importance of conserving the soil that exists on our properties. Nitrates, phosphates and sediment that leech off

our lawns as storm water run-off are all deleterious to the health of our lake and ultimately the Chesapeake Bay. He suggests that we keep our lawn mower blade set to allow for 4 inches of grass height. Homeowners whose property is on the lake should consider planting riparian buffer zones to keep the soil from eroding after heavy rains. Using native plants in our yards will also help to maintain the health of our lake. On March 12, Lee Baughman, another Lake Meader and a retired policeman, will offer us tips on home security and personal safety. Our April 9 meeting will feature Linette Mansberger from the South Mountain Audubon Society who will be talking about the unique characteristics of bats. At our May 14 meeting, we will welcome the Bermudian Springs High School winner of the Homemakers annual scholarship award and his/her family to our get together. Those in attendance will bring a covered dish to share.

Regular Homemaker meetings run from September through May of each calendar year. Over the summer, several other activities will be planned.

LOOK FOR OUR SIGNBe sure to watch for the Homemakers sign at the bottom of the entrance bulletin board. This serves as a reminder of the date and time of the monthly meeting. New members are welcome!

–Marion Mitchell

Lake Meade Homemakers • Programs• Look for our Sign

Saturday, March 24th Lake Meade Ball Field 10 A.M. Sharp! This event is put on by your Lake Meade Cub Scout Pack 88 and runs donations with the support of LMF&R! Please contact Heather if you wish to make a donation prior to the event. 570.578.4500 [email protected]

• Cash bake sale including coffee,

hot chocolate and treats • Special prizes for each age group • Camp Cards on sale from Pack 88 • Ages 0-16 welcome • An appearance by the Easter Bunny

(Bring your own camera!)

Saturday, March 24Lake Meade Ball Field • 10 A.M. Sharp!

This event is put on by your Lake Meade Cub Scout Pack 88 and runs on donations with the support of LMF&R! Please contact Heather if you wish to make a donation prior to the event.

• Cash bake sale including coffee, hot chocolate and treats

• Special prizes for each age group

• Camp Cards on sale from Pack 88

• Ages 0-16 welcome

• An appearance by the Easter Bunny (Bring your own camera!)

Orchestra News Our Lake Meade Orchestra is back in action for 2018! The Orchestra meets at the Community Center Lounge each second and fourth Saturday of the month to rehearse music for upcoming programs in 2018. Regular programs at the lake include Memorial Day and July 4th celebrations, Veterans Day, and our annual Christmas concert. The orchestra is looking forward to Lake Meade’s anniversary celebration in August, too. New musicians are always welcomed to join this talented and fun group. Contact Steve Spangler, for more information.

Lake Meade

Photos/Media taken at a Lake Meade event or an approved organization may be used in official publications such as the Lake Meader and the Lake Meade website.

Communications & Technology Committee

Dave Graeff, owner of Green Dreamers Lawn and Tree Care spoke at the February Homemaker’s meeting. He is pictured standing between February hostesses Sally Stephenson (left) and Sandy Riebling. Hostess not pictured: Karyn Tuczynski.


Lake Meade Fire & rescue, inc.

492 Lake Meade Dr. East Berlin, PA 17316

Ph: 717-259-8338Website: www.lmfr26.org

Meeting 4th Wednesday every month

Merger Update – You may have heard that last November, Lake Meade Fire & Rescue and East Berlin Liberty #1 successfully voted to merge into one regional emergency services department. Once completed, the new name will be Northeast Adams Fire and EMS. Each station will maintain our existing locations and apparatus but will operate under one umbrella. We have been doing joint training together, and the relationship is strong. If there are ever any questions about the merger and potential impact to Lake Meade residents, please reach out to Dustin Avery or Tom Kittinger.

Ambulance ServicesEffective March 1, 2018, LMFR will contract a paid EMT Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Our current roster of volunteer EMTs is limited, and they all work outside of Lake Meade during these hours. The contracted resources will guarantee coverage for Lake Meade residents while our volunteers are away from the community.

The Ambulance Membership subscription will be coming out soon. We will continue to offer joint services with Liberty #1 and are finalizing details of the subscription. Once the merger is complete, all Lake Meade residents who subscribe to the service will automatically become members of the joined EMS service. Consider becoming members. We’ve seen an uptick in the number of transports for residents that did not subscribe. The membership fee is well worth the cost of having to potentially pay hundreds

of dollars out of pocket to get to the hospital. You have to be a member of the service before we transport you. There are no retroactive subscription services.

Upcoming EventsThe Spring Yard Sale is just around the corner, and we are making a few changes. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, May 12 and will include a rain date of Saturday, May 19. Additionally, this will be our ONLY yard sale this year. With growing interest in the Fall Festival and East Berlin’s Colonial Day event, timing for the fall yard sale is no longer feasible for our volunteers. Residents that wish to reserve a specific space must do so at the station on Sunday, April 8, 1 PM – 4 PM. All other reservations can use the reservation slip in the Lake Meader on a first-come, first-served basis. We try to accommodate residents but cannot guarantee specific space assignment unless you come to the station April 8.

The annual Chicken BBQ will be held on Saturday, July 7, coinciding with the fireworks date. We will again hold the event at the station. More information to come closer to the date.

The Fall Festival, coordinated by Lake View Community Church, will be held October 6 at the Community Center. Feedback from 2017’s event helped make the decision to move the event to the Community Center.

Consider also supporting some of Liberty #1’s events (http://www.liberty11.org/event-calendar.html): • March 10: Sportsman Raffle –

doors open at 4PM • April 13 – 15: Week Feed – doors

open at 5:30PM • April 21: Chicken BBQ – 11AM

until sold out • April 29: Designer Bag BINGO –

doors open at 2PM

Respectfully,Stephanie Miller – Vice-President,

Lake Meade Fire & Rescue

Saturday, May 12, 2018 • Lake Meade entrance8 am – 2 pm • Rain Date May 19

Cost: $20 per 15’ x 20’ Space.All residents must stay within your allocated space for pedestrian safety. No refunds.Residents must supply own tables, chairs, tents and canopies

and cannot overflow space allotment. Face inside to the center of the strip to create a center aisle in order to allow pedestrian traffic to move

through the center instead of along the roadways.

Set-up: Friday 6-8pm/Saturday 6-8amALL FOOD SALES RESERVED FOR LAKE MEADE FIRE & RESCUE

Sign-ups for specific space assignments will take place at LMF&R on Sunday, April 8 from 1 pm– 4 pm. All other space assignments will be randomly assigned by LMF&R per your application for a general location after April 8. While we attempt to map out spaces with minimal tree interference, we cannot make them perfect. Renters who wish to be above the crossroad accept the risk of having one or more trees in their space assignment. If you wish to be moved after you see your space, we can only move you to an available space on the water wheel end of the strip if we are not sold out.

Please mail completed form along with your payment to:Lake Meade Fire & Rescue

492 Lake Meade Drive • East Berlin, PA 17316

Name: _________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________

____________________ __________________________________

Email: _________________________________________________

Please check for a general location placement in both 1 and 2 below, which will be accommodated to the best of our ability:

1. q Exit Side q Entrance Side2. q Between Gatehouse & Crossroad

q Between Crossroad & Water Wheel3 Number of spaces_______________

For more information, contact Stephanie Miller

LMPOA & LMF&R are not responsible for merchandise, accidents, loss, theft or weather. All spaces must be cleared out in full at the conclusion of the event and trash must be taken with you. Use of the entrance dumpster

is prohibited. Spaces available to LMPOA members only.

Lake Meade Fire & rescueAnnual Spring Yard Sale

Greetings, Lake Meade community! It’s been a while since we’ve shared updates about our volunteer fire company, and we’ve been quite busy. Here are some highlights:


• Approved the Rental Usage Fee of $1,915.00 for the 2018-2019 fiscal year to be effective April 1, 2018. The Rental Use Fee is calculated with the following equation: Dues ($584) + Assessment ($514) + 15% of Initiation Fee (15% x $5,450 = $817) = total Rental Use Fee = $584 + $514 + $817 = $1,915.00

• Approved an increase in the Lot Assessment from $481.00 to $514.00 effective April 1, 2018.

• Approved an increase in the Membership Dues from $546.00 to $584.00 effective April 1, 2018.

• Approved the total amount of Annual Charge, Dues and Assessments effective April 1, 2018 is $1,128 for an increase of $71.00.

• Approved the recommendation from the Building Committee for an increase in the Letter of Compliance Fee from $100.00 to $125.00 for the 2018-2019 fiscal year, with the stipulation that a detailed process analysis with a more complete cost analysis for the next fiscal year (2019-2020) budget process. Depending on the results of the analysis, the fee could be rescinded.

• Approved an increase in the Initiation Fee from $5,100.00 to $5,450.00 for the 2018-2019 fiscal year effective April 1, 2018. The increase is reflective of the By-Laws maximum allowable increase of 5% plus the CPI of 1.9%. The Initiation Fee funds capital improvements.

• Approved the proposed operating budget at a 6.9% (By-Laws 5% + 1.9% CPI) increase in dues and assessments, effective April 1, 2018 for the 2018-2019 fiscal year.

• Approved amending the LMPOA Rules and Regulations, Article V, Lake Meade Swimming Pool, 3. Private Swimming

Parties by deleting 3. Private Swimming Parties.

• Approved adding the following to the LMPOA Rules and Regulations I. General Rules of Lake Meade, 1. Membership Cards: c. Membership, Privilege Cards, and/or a current driver’s license must accompany the issuant anytime they are engaged in the use of Lake Meade Common Owned facilities. An authorized representative of LMPOA may request any one of these cards.

• Approved a $14,000.00 budgeted donation for the 2017-2018 fiscal year to Lake Meade Fire & Rescue for apparatus expenditures.

• Approved an Agreement with the Lake Meade Baseball Boosters for the 2018 youth baseball season for the use of the Lake Meade baseball field and concession building.

• Approved Lake Meade Pickleball as a Registered Organization.

• Approved Craig Patton as a member of the Building Committee.

• Approved Cathy Brotzman as a member of the Community Center and Marina Committee.

• Approved Susan Douglas as a member of the Community Center and Marina Committee.

• Approved Elaine Becknell as a member of the Nominating Committee.

• Approved Heather Holt as a member of the Nominating Committee

• Approve Dave Wallen be designated proxy holder and Barb Nickel, alternate, for members who vote by Proxy in the 2018 election for the Board of Directors.

• Approved an offer to be made by the President of up to $10,000.00 to the owner of Lot #1074 for the purchase of the triangular-shaped portion of his lot that sits adjacent to Mud Run recreation area, and to split the costs between LMPOA and the owner that are associated with legally subdividing the property, provided all conditions are met.

• Approved for the 50th Anniversary Ad Hoc Committee to spend funds as needed for expenses incurred for the event up to $10,000.00, including funds previously approved by the Board of Directors and donations from supporters of the event.

A Letter of Compliance was issued for one addition, four boathouses, two docks, one dock addition, one house, and two seawalls. A Letter of Approval was issued for buildup backyard, one fence, one roof replacement, one shed roof replacement, and one windows and door replacement. The total number of homes is 1,077.

The Executive Committee reports six new members and one new renter for the period November 17, 2017 through January 12, 2018.

December 2017/January 2018 2017 Board Highlights

The Board approved the following:

VIOLATION REPORT DECEMBER 2017/JANUARY 2018

VEHICLE Member speeding 25 Letters – finesGuest speeding 21 Letters – finesVendor/Contractor/Service speeding 3 Letters – warning/

fineGuest/Vendor right turn on to McClellan Dr. 4 Letters - warning Vehicle not registered with LMPOA using a transponder to gain entrance 2 Letters – warning/

registration Driver came through visitor lane without stopping when gate was opened for police entry 1 Letter – warning WATERCRAFTRequest to remove boats from rec. areas 6 Letters - warning OTHERCommunity and Property Appearance 4 Letters - warningPerimeter Security 1 Letters - warningBurning not recreational 1 Letter – warningParking a school bus on leased property 2 Letters – warningConstruction deadline warning 1 Letter – warning

CALL 911 FOR CRIMES RELATED TO PROPERTY

INCIDENT # ACTION TAKEN


• Alexis Phillippi & Joshua Wolf

• James & Gina Kruper

• Cary & Vicki Casola

• David Onda

• Steve & Ellen Bussey

NEW MEMBERS DEC 2017/JAN 2018

Speeding Violation Fine26-35 mph $75; 36-45 mph $150; 45+ mph $250

Failure to stop at a Stop Sign or to obey a Traffic Control Sign, passing another vehicle, or other reckless driving FINE $75

Lake Meade Municipal Authority59 Curtis Dr., East Berlin, PA 17316717-259-9998 • Email: [email protected]

Board meets 2nd Monday every month

LAKE MEADER NEWSLETTER The Lake Meader is published for its members every two months by the Lake Meade Property Owners Association (LMPOA). Comments from Lake Meade residents regarding articles can be sent to the office. Statements of facts and opinions expressed by paid advertisers are the responsibility of the advertisers only and do not necessarily represent those of The Lake Meader or LMPOA. Publication of advertising does not imply endorsements of the products advertised or the statements contained in such advertising by the LMPOA. Deadlines for articles, ads, graphics and other information for following month publication are the 8th of Dec., Feb., April, June, Aug. and Oct. Submit reproducible high-resolution copy and graphics to LMPOA Office, 4 Forrest Drive, East Berlin, PA 17316-9328. By email: [email protected] Call: 717-259-9625 Mission Statement: Lake Meade Property Owners Association, Inc. serves a diverse private lake community that is focused on fostering an environment that preserves and advances a higher quality of life.

To advertise in the Lake Meader, please call Dottie Yost at 717-259-9625

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Committee Assignments • Phone Numbers • Monthly Meeting Times • Committees meet on an as needed basis so it is important to verify dates.

Board – 3rd Monday (8:00 pm) Steve Rasmussen, President

1st Monday (7:00 pm) Jason Ohrum, Communications & Technology

1st Wednesday (7:00 pm) Community Center & Marina

1st Thursday (7:00 pm) Seth Grebbien, Recreation & Pool

2nd Monday (6:30 pm) Barbara Nickel, Finance

2nd Tuesday (6:00 pm) Kate Podvia, (C) Comm.& Property Appearance

2nd Wednesday (7:00 pm) Dave Wallen, Building

2nd Thursday (7:00 pm) Todd Tanner, Lake Management

4th Monday (7:00 pm) Zach Boyer, Safety & Traffic Watch

4th Wednesday (7:00 pm) Jeff Patton, Roads & Stormwater Mgmt.

All meet in LMPOA Community Center. Verify dates, times, locations at www.lakemeade.org or at community bulletin board. Community Center rentals call office, 259-9625.

Lake Meade Board of Directors

Scouting Update Lake Meade Pack 88 has been busy this year, capping off 2017 by helping to organize the first Toys for Tots drive here at the Lake. The boys and girls, their families, and many of our neighbors dropped off new, unwrapped toys for children in need right here in Adams County. All toys were dropped off at The Gettysburg Times a few days before Christmas. The Pack held its annual Christmas party on December 21, 2017, and replaced the yearly gift exchange with donations to the Toys for Tots bin. Each Scout and their family brought a gift for the bin and had a great time eating pizza, playing games, making holiday crafts and gifts, and of course, visiting with Santa. Pictured are the boys with the 100+ gifts collected throughout November and December. Besides two family campout weekends, the Pinewood Derby, popcorn sales and many other fun activities, the boys and girls of Pack 88 are gearing up for the Annual Easter Egg Hunt to be held on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 10 AM sharp at the Lake Meade Baseball Field. This event runs on donations from our community and the support of Lake Meade Fire & Rescue. Regular updates on the Pack can be found at www.lakemeadepack88.org.

–Heather Laughman

Need to Know (N2K)

The driveway at the Marina complex is one way. Please enter at the right and exit at the opposite side as marked.


Unlike most communities which have a system of drains and pipes, Lake Meade’s stormwater system is our swales in the road right-of-ways, swales in easements (draining from the roads to lake), and the water management efforts of every property owner.

Why should we care about storm runoff?• Health of the lake: Unfiltered stormwater is bad for our lake,

carrying pollutants (oil, gas, dirt, and animal feces) into the lake.

• Property values: The value of every property in our community is strongly impacted by the health of our lake.

• Big picture: The impact of stormwater goes beyond Lake Meade—Conewago Creek, Susquehanna River, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean.

• Posterity: Our children and grandchildren have a right to clean water.

• Money: The annual budget is just under $50,000 for lake conditioning treatments and research.

• Water table: The absorption of water through the soil replenishes the water table which is accessed through wells to service our homes.

What is LMPOA doing?• Several committees—Building, Lake, and Roads & Stormwater

Management—have been studying methods to slow and filter stormwater in our community, improve the existing swale system, and avoid runoff from properties.

• Volunteers have formed the Green Infrastructure Workgroup, an LMPOA approved organization, to educate property owners about stormwater runoff. New members welcome!

• Volunteers have planted riparian buffers, which are native

trees, at Pheasant Cove and the Sports Complex to help clean water flowing into the lake.

• New driveway culverts are limited to 20 feet in length effective March, 2017, to help clean and absorb water before it flows into the lake.

• A workshop will be held on April 18 at 6:30 in the Community Center to learn more about stormwater management practices. Please plan to attend!

What are some Best Management Practices (BMPs)? • Plant native perennials, shrubs, and trees with deep roots to

filter and soak up water runoff. Additional benefits are cleaner air and cooling shade.

• Create a rain garden which provides short term (72 hours max) retention of water using recommended materials for your soil type.

• Disconnect downspouts so the water can be absorbed into the underground water table.

• Install a rain barrel and dispense the water when the ground is dry.

Check your swale, clear debris, and let the grass grow to 7 inches to filter water and deter erosion. Water in swales should be absorbed within 72 hours for mosquito control. • In swales where the water runs fast, build check dams.

Check dams can be as simple a rock barrier or more complex with perforated pipe, stones, and other materials. Approval is required from the Roads & Stormwater Management Committee.

• Consider pervious materials when installing walkways, patios, and driveways.

• Clean up after your dog!

Most of the above practices can be done at minimal cost and simply involve making a choice—select native vs. exotic plantings; install a swale or perforated pipe vs. a solid pipe; pick up dog poo vs. looking the other way.

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION!Come to the Stormwater Management WorkshopApril 18 at 6:30, Community Center

–Barb Nickel, Co-chairGreen Infrastructure Workgroup

Stormwater Management in Lake Meade

Stormwater Management WorkshopWednesday, April 18—6:30 p.m.

LMPOA Community Center

Learn how to control water runoff on your property.Plantings, Rain barrels, Rain gardens, Swales and more

ContributorsJohn Hecker and Barb Mrgich, Penn State Master Gardeners

Rusty Ryan, Adams County Conservation District

Hosted by Green Infrastructure Workgroup

Water absorption to underground water table


• When you meet or overtake a stopped school bus with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP.

• When you approach an intersection where a school bus is stopped with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP.

• You MUST STOP at least ten (10) feet away from the school bus.

• You MUST WAIT until the red lights have stopped flashing and the stop arm has been withdrawn before moving.

• DO NOT MOVE until all the children have reached a place of safety.

KNOW YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES• 1.5 million children are transported on Pennsylvania

roads each day.• These children are transported more than 400

million miles to school each year.• Every year, children are needlessly injured or killed

by drivers passing stopped school buses.

PA’S SCHOOL BUS STOPPING LAW

Keeping Children Safe

LAKE MEADE REGISTERED ORGANIZATIONS CONTACT LIST

ORGANIZATION CONTACT Home #Activities Club Kathy Cooper 578-4237Baseball Boosters Betsy Reinert 259-5331Book Exchange Karen Wire 259-0778Boy Scouts Troop # 88 Tim Racioppa 476-0458Cub Scouts Webelos Charlie Hulse 676-8080Cub Scouts Pack # 88 Mike Frantz 476-1807Girl Scouts Girl Scouts Kim Bechtel 476-6246Girl Scouts Brownies Nicole Below 259-4817Green Infrastructure Barb Nickel 259-9912Line Dance Lars Anderson 619-7760Garden Club Barb Mrgich 259-8344Homemakers Sandy Leiby 659-9488Orchestra Linda McCreary 259-9671Pickleball Lydia Hecker 259-6840Play Group Betsy Reinert 259-5331Pyrotechnics (LAMPS) Karen Powlas 259-9399RV & Campers Lars Anderson 619-7760Ski Club Deb Marines 259-9022Volleyball (Winter) Kelly Deah 259-5345Volleyball (Summer) Trina Fisher 259-9999Yoga Amanda Lease 640-6279

The PA Department of Environmental Protection, Wetlands and Waterways Program (DEP-WWP) requires lake front properties planning shoreline, seawall or dock projects to first obtain a general permit from the DEP-WWP office prior to starting the project. These types of projects also require LMPOA Lake Committee review and approval by the LMPOA Building Committee. When the Building Committee approves the project, a Letter of Compliance is issued to the member. Depending on the scope of the project, the property owner may then be required to submit the plans to the township for a building permit and also obtain an Adams County permit. Property owners considering any type of shoreline, seawall or dock projects should plan well in advance, as the approval process with the various entities will take time to complete.

DEP-WWP has provided the following contact information for questions you may have or to start the permit process: Nathan Phillips Wetlands and Waterways Program Department of Environmental Protection Southcentral Regional Office 909 Elmerton Avenue Harrisburg, PA 17110 Phone: 717-705-4822 [email protected]

Each site/project is different. Dealing with the property owner one-on-one, DEP-WWP can better assist you with determining which general permit you will need for your project.

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION:

Need to Know (N2K)

LMPOA Restriction and Covenants to the Deed requires that the exterior of all building projects be completed within six months. See the Building Regulations for full details.

Veterans Day & Memorial Day Ceremonies

It has been an honor and a privilege to be the MC and Coordinator for the Veterans Day event and recently for the Memorial Day event held at Lake Meade each year.

It is time to move on and allow a new face to take over.

I will continue to support the Veterans Plaque which I created recognizing all Lake Meade Veterans who wish to be recognized for their service, and those who have given the ultimate price for freedom. I will also continue to support the program created by my friend Ronald Heinning in honoring our Veterans that pass away by lowering our entrance flag, and acknowledging the event in the Lake Meader, if desired by the family.

Moving on:Bob Zangueneh

Need to Know (N2K)

Boat slips are available seasonally after March 1st on a first come, first serve basis. All boats moored must have a current Lake Meade sticker with lot numbers affixed on both sides of the boat. Notify the office (259-9625) before you place your boat at a Rec area dock or rack.


For information on

recycling and waste disposal

at home and on the job, please call the following organizations:

ADAMS COUNTY PLANNING OFFICE (717) 337-9827

PENNSYLVANIA RECYCLING HOTLINE (800) 346-4242

PENNSYLVANIA RESOURCES COUNCIL (610) 353-1555

Check out the website for a brochure that provides valuable information with many resources: www.adamscounty.us.

To obtain additional/updated hard-copies of this brochure please call the Adams County Planning

Office at (717) 337-9827.

Need to Know (N2K)

PA law requires that persons operating a motorized boat over 10 HP and born on or after January 1, 1982 must complete a boating safety course from the Fish and Boat Commission and present the card as proof when operating a boat on Pennsylvania waters, including Lake Meade. See full Fish and Boat Commission regulations at http://www.fish.state.pa.us/

Did You Know (DYK)

A valid PA fishing license is required for all persons 16 and older who fish in Lake Meade. See full Fish and Boat Commission regulations at http://www.fish.state.pa.us/

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n LAKE VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH You are invited to worship with us right here at the Lake Meade Community Center. Join your friends and neighbors as we “Seek to be a blessing to Lake Meade in the Precious Name of Jesus!” Worship Service: 10:00 AM with Children’s Church at 10:20 AM (Grades K-8th). Contact our Pastor, Larry Reinertsen at 717-619-7596. Be inspired by God’s Word, dress casual, meet your neighbors and new friends every Sunday at 10:00 AM in the Lake Meade Community Center

n LOWER BERMUDIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Lake Meade Road • Worship 9:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome! For info, call Elaine Becknell, 259-9368. Oldest Lutheran Church in Adams County (1745)

n MT OLIVET UCC 265 Two Churches Rd., East Berlin, PA 17316 • Worship 10:00 a.m. every Sunday, Everyone Welcome. Church Phone 717-259-7444

n RED MOUNT U.M. CHURCH Red Mount United Methodist Church is located at the junction of Rt. 194 and East Lake Meade Road. Sunday church services are 9:00 a.m., with Bible Study for all ages at 10:15 a.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information call Don & Pat Clegg at 717-259-9480.

n TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH West King Street, East Berlin • Worship: 9:00 a.m.; Sunday School 10:30 a.m. • All visitors welcome. For more information, contact the church office at 259-9125.

n ZWINGLI UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST “We worship joyfully” 403 W. King St., East Berlin • Welcomes you to morning worship every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. & Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. (Sept. thru May). For more information, contact the church office at 259-0623. www.zwingliucc.org

n FIND JOY ONE DAY AT A TIME. Find joy one day at a time. Consider Zen Meditation here at the lake. Beginners or experienced meditators welcome. Call Barbara 814-571-2843.

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MARCH 2018 • COMMUNITY CENTER CALENDARSUNDAY

4• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR

Rental• 12–4 PM: Community

Center Closed for Cleaning

18• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR Rental• 12–4 PM - Community


• 7–9 PM: L - Boy Scouts

25• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR



27• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group

29• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -

Play Group• 5:30–8:30 PM - MPR & L -

Cub Scouts

TUESDAY

6• 8:15 AM–2:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group

20• 8:15 AM–2:15 PM: MPR -

Play Group

FRIDAY

9• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR -

Yoga• 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM - L -

Activities Club• 7:00 PM - 11:30 PM -

MPR - Volleyball

23• 9:30–10:30 AM:

MPR - Yoga• 7–11:30 PM:

MPR - Volleyball

MONDAY

5• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L Girl

Scouts• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 7 PM: CR-Comm &

Technology Committee

19• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L - Girl

Scouts• 6– 8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts

26• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L -

Brownies• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 7 PM: CR - Board

Reorganization Meeting

28• 10 AM: CR - Garden Club• 7 PM: CR - Roads &

Stormwater Committee

30• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR -

Yoga• 6–8 PM: L - Rental• 7–11:30 PM: MPR -

Volleyball

31

THURSDAY

8• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group• 5:30–8:30 PM: MPR & L -

Cub Scouts• 7 PM: CR - Lake Management

Committee

22• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -


Cub Scouts

WEDNESDAY

7• 7 PM: CR-Community

Center/Marina Committee

21• 7 PM: CR - Building

Committee

SATURDAY2• 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM:

MPR - Yoga• 7:00 PM - 11:30 PM:

MPR - Volleyball

1• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -

Play Group• 5:30–8:30 PM: MPR & L -

Cub Scouts• 7 PM: CR-Rec/Pool Committee

3

10• 9 AM–12 PM:

L - Orchestra Practice• 4–9 PM: MPR Rental

11• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR



13• 8:15 AM–2:15 PM: MPR -

Play Group• 6 PM: CR - Community

& Property Appearance Committee

• 6–8 PM: L - Cub Scouts

16• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Yoga• 7–11:30 PM: MPR -

Volleyball• 7:30 PM: LMPOA

ANNUAL MEETING at COMMUNITY CENTER

12• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR -

Line Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM - MPR & L -

Brownies• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 6:30 PM: CR-Finance Comm

15• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -


Cub Scouts

14

• 8 PM: CR - Board of Directors Meeting

17• 3–8 PM: MPR Rental

24• 10 AM: Easter Egg

Hunt at Ballfield• 9 AM–12 PM:

L - Orchestra Practice

APRIL 2018 • COMMUNITY CENTER CALENDARSUNDAY

1• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR Rental• 12–4 PM: Community


8• 8 AM–12 PM: MPR Rental• 12:30–5:30 PM: MPR -

Rental



• 7– 9 PM: L - Boy Scouts

22 • 8 AM–12 PM: MPR Rental• 12–4 PM: Community




TUESDAY3• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -

Play Group

10• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group• 6–8 PM: L - Cub Scouts• 6 PM: CR - Community

& Property Appearance Committee

17• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group

24• 8:15 AM - 12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group

FRIDAY6• 7–11:30 PM: MPR -

Volleyball

13 • 6:30–10:30 PM: L -

Activities Club• 7–11:30 PM: MPR -

Volleyball

20• 7:00–11:30 PM: MPR -

Volleyball

27• 6:30 PM–1:30 AM:

MPR Reserved

MONDAY2• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L Girl Scouts• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 7 PM: CR-Comm & Technology

Committee

9• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L -

Brownies• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 6:30 PM - CR-Finance Comm

16 • 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 5:30– 7:30 PM: MPR & L -

Girl Scouts• 6–8:30 PM:- MPR - Boy Scouts• 8 PM: CR-Board of Directors Mtg

23• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 5:30–7:30 PM: MPR & L -

Brownies• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts• 7 PM: CR-Safety & Traffic

Watch Committee

30• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 6–8:30 PM: MPR - Boy Scouts

THURSDAY5• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -


Cub Scouts• 7 PM - CR-Rec/Pool Comm

12• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM: MPR -


Cub Scouts• 7 PM: CR – Lake Management

Committee

19• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group• 5:30–8:30 PM: MPR & L -

Cub Scouts

26• 8:15 AM–12:15 PM:

MPR - Play Group

WEDNESDAY4• 7:00 PM: CR-

Community Center/Marina Committee

11• 7 PM: L - 50th

Anniversary Celebration Ad Hoc mtg

• 7 PM: CR - Building Committee

18• 6–8 PM: MPR -

Green Infrastructure Registered Organization

25• 9:30 AM: Pavilion -

Garden Club• 7 PM: CR - Roads &

Stormwater Committee

SATURDAY7

14• 9 AM–12 PM: L -

Orchestra Practice

21• 8 AM–1 PM: OFFICE

OPEN FOR DUES PAYMENTS

• 8 AM–10 PM: MPR - Cub Scouts Event

28• 5:30 AM–1:30 PM:

Boy Scouts Pancake Breakfast

• 8 AM–1 PM: OFFICE OPEN FOR DUES PAYMENTS

• 9 AM–12 PM: L - Orchestra Practice

KEY: Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) Lounge (L) Conference Room (CR) Events are subject to change without notice. Please check the LMPOA

website calendar for updated information.

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