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Lake MeaderVolume 40 • Number 4 JULY 2017 www.lakemeade.org

INSIDE THIS ISSUEIndex of Advertisers ......................... 2Managers Report ............................... 2Annual Fireworks .............................. 2Lake Meade Orchestra ..................... 350th Anniversary Committee News .. 3Assistant Manager’s Corner ............ 4Communications and Technology Committee News ............................... 4Building Committee ........................... 5Homemakers’ News ..........................6Safety & Traffic Watch News ..........6From the Supervisor of Safety & Traffic Watch ......................................677th Meridian Time sunset/sunrise . 7Memorial Day Event ......................... 7Adams County Recycling ................ 7Lake Meader Newsletter Info .......... 7Speeding Violations - Fines ...............7Board Highlights ...............................8Welcome New Members...................8Violation Report ................................8Lake Meade Registered Organizations Contact List..............9Lake Meade Municipal Authority Info ......................................................9Advertise in Lake Meader ................... 9DEP Important Notification ............... 9Burn Regulations ..............................9Lake Meade Board of Directors ......9LMF&R Contact Information, Chicken BBQ, Fall Yard Sale ......... 10Calendars ..........................................11Classified Ads/Church Directory .......13 Ban on Lawn Fertilizer containing Phosphorus .................. 18

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Summertime Fun & Safety My favorite season at Lake Meade is summer and I’m sure it is for many of you as well. Warm weather provides us the opportunity to take advantage of the many amenities offered to us in our community. While you are out enjoying the summer and related activities, please also keep safety at the forefront of your mind during this great time of year. If you are out enjoying the lake on a runabout, pontoon, kayak or any other boat, please keep in mind the safety rules required for each of them in Pennsylvania. A good resource is from the PA Fish and Boat Commission. Visit www.fishandboat.c om/Boa t /Boa t i ngRegu la t i on s /Page s /BoatingHandbook.aspx for a great refresher of those rules and regulations. Also, recall that LMPOA has additional rules to boating on our lake such as no wake times, boat traffic patterns and more. If you are unsure of those rules, please review the LMPOA Rules and Regulations, read the ones published periodically in the Lake Meader and/or call the office. Having fun on the lake is one goal, but the goal of being safe and looking out for each other is also important. Swimming is another great activity that occurs within our community. Whether you are swimming in the lake or at the LMPOA pool, please remember to be safe. And again, we need to look out for each other when swimming in either location. For some great safety tips dealing with swimming, please visit the Red Cross link www.redcross.org/get-help/prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-emergencies/water-safety/swim-safety. In addition, please remember to take care of yourself when partaking in

sporting activities, whether at one of the LMPOA recreation areas or in your own backyard. I know I am not as nimble as I used to be and tend to feel it after playing certain sports that I haven’t played in a long time. For some tips on sports safety, please visit the Johns Hopkins Medicine link www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/conditions/non-traumatic_emergencies/sports_safety_85,P00861/.

Last, but certainly not least, be safe on the roads in and out of our community. Summertime presents many hazards on the road that we don’t always consider. Warmer pavement leads to more blown tires and the glare of the sun presents different driving challenges as well. Increased visitors within the lake plus more walkers, runners and bicyclists being on LMPOA roads can cause more potential for accidents. Please slow down, avoid driving while being distracted and visit this link www.huffingtonpost.com/theresa-macphail/the-dangers-of-summer-dri_b_10232576.html for more information on the dangers of summer driving. Let’s work together to keep summertime an enjoyable, yet safe, time at Lake Meade. I hope to see you on the water!

– Steve Rasmussen, President

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Budget 2018-2019The budget process is currently being worked on by the committee. Get involved in the process—attend a committee meeting, talk to your neighbors – help the Board disseminate the financial needs for the community.

Will you serve on the Nominating Committee? Will you help obtain board members? Now is the time to talk to neighbors that you see more during the summer and discuss your willingness to serve the community.

Community and Property Appearance Committee (CPAC) – Hazardous/Storage/Unsightly• Structures with missing or damaged

components.• Driveway entries, mailboxes, fences,

and play structures with damaged components.

• Improved Lots (lots with a house): Storage and/or parking of inoperable, unlicensed or unregistered vehicles/

machinery shall be in an enclosed structure.

• Unimproved Lots (no house on lot): Storage and/or parking of inoperable, unlicensed or unregistered vehicles/machinery is prohibited.

• Any vehicle, boat, or trailer which is damaged or in a state of neglect (unsecured or torn tarps, missing parts, surrounding vegetation overgrown higher than seven (7) inches, etc.) shall be repaired/maintained.

• Tires, parts, and accessories for vehicles

shall be stored in a structure.• Building materials, ungraded fill, and/

or construction debris are prohibited unless they are being used for an approved project.

• Indoor appliances used or stored outdoors are prohibited, unless in an approved outdoor living area i.e. outdoor kitchen.

MANAGER’S REPORT:

Continued on page 3

• Budget• Nominating Committee• CPAC

•Walkers• West Nile Virus

AUTOS / MOTORCYCLES / BOATSF&S Yamaha and Marine ........................... 14Greg’s Car & Truck Repair ........................ 27

CHURCH DIRECTORY/CLASSIFIEDS .......13

CONTRACTORS / HOME IMPROVEMENTSAmerican Locksmith Service .................... 23Bakers Door Company ............................... 14Better Built Homes .................................... 23Bill Weaver Painting ................................... 19Brooks Electric ............................................ 17Clean Sweep Chimney Services ............... 15Daflure Heating and Cooling ................... BCDeck Wizard ................................................. 12DePalma Construction .............................. 24Ensor & Sowers, Heating & Air Conditioning .......................................... 15Fish Window Cleaning ............................... 18Lewis Reinhart & Sons–Paving ................ 19Mackeys Driveway Sealcoating ................ 17M&M Heating and Cooling ........................ 25Orris Plumbing and Heating .....................20Par One Construction, Inc. ....................... 16Snelbecker Electric .................................... 18

LAWN SERVICE / GARDEN /TREEGeneral Tree Service ..................................26Green Dreamers .......................................... 22Rowland Tree Services...............................20Swope’s Lawn Care Services .................... 23Thoman’s Small Engine Repair ............... 19

MISC Aero Energy ................................................. 27Canvas and Covering of York .................... 13Steam Fresh Carpet Cleaning .................. 21

PROFESSIONAL SERVICESC-10 Notary Services ................................. 17Caldwell Images Photography ................. 17Edward Jones – Dustin O’Brien ................ 17Feiser Funeral Home ................................. 14Janney Montgomery Scott ........................26MB Financial – Loan Officer Karen Foss . 15Myers Barber Shop ..................................... 17Nell Law Office ........................................... BCNew Oxford Veterinary Clinic ................... 19Tail Chasers Grooming ............................. 21Therit Insurance Agency – Nationwide ..20Visiting Angels ............................................ 19Worley & Worley .......................................... 15

REAL ESTATEBerkshire Hathaway – Carol | Tory .......... 23Berkshire Hathaway – Call Polly .............. 25Berkshire Hathaway - Colleen Scollon .... 13ERA Real Estate – Bonnie Olcus ............. BCERA Real Estate – Petula Yingling ........... 27Keller Williams – Lisa Hitchen .................. 21Keller Williams – Sandy Bare .................... 13

RELIGIOUSLake View Community Church.......... 15Red Mount UM Church ..............................26

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

FIREWORKSANNUAL Saturday

July 1, 2017

Our Fireworks “Super Show” will be held on Saturday, July 1, 2017. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. Please call me. Thank you.

–Karen Powlas, LAMPS

Did You Know (DYK)

Golf carts, motorized skate boards or motorized bikes are not permitted on the Lake Meade Roadways or LMPOA common property (rec. areas, pool, sports complex, tennis courts, etc.).

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• Burn barrels are prohibited.Please focus on the above items as you do yard work. Are you creating an eye-sore for a neighbor? Now is the time to make arrangements to correct areas of concern. Inoperable, unlicensed vehicles need to be in a garage. Does your boat have an unsecured or torn tarp on it? Are you maintaining the grass and vegetation around the house, garage, sidewalks, bushes, trees and driveway?

REMEMBER: Owners shall assure that their lots and homes are kept clean, properly maintained and with the grounds kept in an attractive condition according to the Rules and Regulations.

Walkers – Summer – what a wonderful time to get out and walk! As a reminder - walkers are to FACE traffic. Most of you follow this rule, but we still see some doing the opposite. Facing traffic allows you to see vehicles approaching you and you can step off the roadway to allow more room for the vehicle to pass. This is important when two or three walkers are traveling abreast far out into the lane of travel. Have you experienced encountering three-abreast walkers who won’t go to single file and you have had to come to a complete stop because a vehicle was approaching from the opposite direction? The state law requires walkers to yield to vehicles. A little courtesy from the walkers will go a long way to keep our roadways safer. If you walk in poor visibility conditions (night,

early morning, hazy, etc.), please wear a safety vest (something reflective). It is cheap insurance.

West Nile Virus – Those pesky and/or infectious mosquitoes may cause havoc in our community. Here are some tips to reduce risks;• Dispose of empty cans, ceramic

pots or similar waste-holding containers

• Pour stagnant water out of discarded tires

• Clean clogged roof gutters and drains

• Turn over wheelbarrows and don’t let water stagnate in birdbaths

• Landscape to eliminate standing water on your property

• Periodically walk around your property, dump any standing water

The Lake Meade Office and Maintenance Department will be closed Tuesday, July 4th to observe the holiday!

Have a safe 4th of July!

– Dottie Yost

MANAGER’S REPORT CONTINUED

The Lake Meade Orchestra is busy again this season. We’re planning:

• Outdoor Concert, July 4th, Lake Meade Community Center, 10:00 a.m., (indoors in case of rain)

• Worship Service, July 30th, Paradise Lutheran Church, 3241 Church Rd., Thomasville

• Performance, September 9th, East Berlin Colonial Days, Trinity Lutheran Church

• Performance, September 16th, Sweet Potato Festival, 170 Stony Point Road

Note that we still have chairs to fill, especially for strings. Call Steve Spangler.

Bring your lawn chairs and join us at the Community Center on Independence Day, 10:00 a.m.

– Karen Wire

The 50th Anniversary Committee is coming together and plans are taking shape. We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month in the Lounge starting at 7p.m. There is still plenty of time to join us and share your ideas. The success of our 50th Anniversary celebration will depend upon numerous volunteers. If you can help in any way please contact the office, Board member, or any Committee member.

Zach Boyer, Chair

LAKE MEADE ORCHESTRA Happy Fourth of July!

Congratulations to all of our

recent college and high school

graduates!


Traps are set along the dam. Like most of us, you probably do not like the sound of the word “trap”. For dam owners, traps are a means of preventing burrowing animals at the dam. If burrowing animals are not controlled, eventually this activity will lead to a breach in the dam that will cause catastrophic loss of lives and property. PA Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Dam Safety, has previously stated to us that we must control burrowing animal activity at the dam. As the owner of the dam, LMPOA has a responsibility to ensure the burrowing animals do not compromise the integrity of the dam. LMPOA has three (3) signs posted at the dam to warn people about the traps. Recently, active groundhogs were observed at the dam. We move the traps periodically based on the locations where active groundhogs are observed. The traps may be moved up along the top perimeter of the spillway. The traps may also be moved to the top of the dam and down into the rocks on the face of the dam. People walking (and their pets) should avoid these areas. PETS SHOULD BE KEPT ON A LEASH whenever walking along or near the dam. We have tried various methods of trapping the groundhogs over the years, including box traps, cage traps, and smoke bombs placed inside the animal’s burrowed hole. The traps currently used have proven to be the most effective in controlling groundhog activity. We captured five groundhogs along the dam this year. The traps, while not hidden, may not be readily visible to someone. The downslope of the dam is not an area where we typically set traps – however, if we feel there is a serious need to set a trap along the downslope side, we may do this. We ask all walkers to be mindful that traps are set in various locations at the dam, and to keep their pets on a leash. The traps can be placed year ‘round, if necessary, to prohibit groundhogs from flourishing at the dam. Please remember, LMPOA owns the dam, and LMPOA is responsible to maintain the integrity of the dam.

Proper LMPOA Boat Sticker Watercraft (boats, canoes, kayaks, etc.) must display the green 2017 LMPOA sticker in order to use the lake, dock slips or racks. The Lake Management Committee encourages boat owners to place reflective state registration numbers and lot numbers on their boats. Reflective numbers make it easier for the operators to identify the boats at night.

Lake Treatment A widespread treatment for Hydrilla and Brittle Naiad is scheduled for late July or early August. Specific information

will be posted on the bulletin board and website. It is best to not try to remove the weeds from the lake yourself, but if you do, be sure to remove the entire root otherwise the weed will take root in another location of the lake!

Pool Splash PartyPlan to attend the Pool Splash Party on Saturday, July 15th from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Included in the festivities will be a D.J. playing your favorite summer music and cake for a treat.

2017 Road Project: Lee Cove is scheduled for road reconstruction in August. Also, LMPOA employees will be repairing a number of smaller areas on Lake Meade roads.

Email Addresses, Emergency Phone #’s, Registering Dock Slips Situations arise when it is necessary for the Association to contact our members. For example, lake treatments or road closures in Lake Meade. By using email addresses, we can send e-bulletins to notify residents of this information. Emergency situations may prompt a phone call. Every new boating season, the office maintains a register of the information members provide to us, such as the dock location and slip ID where they have docked their watercraft. This also holds true for the non-power watercraft on racks. The importance of this information comes to the forefront when we are presented with situations such as a boat sinking or breaking away from the dock, or dock damage that forces repairs to the point some boats need to be relocated, etc. We refer to our register to determine whose watercraft is affected and contact them at the phone number the member has provided to us. LMPOA members do a great job of providing all of the above information to the office. Thank you!

Republic Services (Trash Vendor) Information Republic Services will collect yard waste as part of the weekly trash collection which includes one 96 gallon toter plus two 32 gallon bags or cans. Yard waste may be placed in open containers or Kraft paper yard waste bags. Shrubbery, clippings, and branches must be bundled. The bundled branches should not exceed 4 feet in length or 3 inches in diameter. One bundle of yard waste will count as one bag of trash.

– Michele Ludy

ASSISTANT MANAGER’S CORNER:

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


BUILDING COMMITTEE NEWS Greetings to all my fellow Lake Meaders! First, I wanted to thank all that supported and voted for me during the recent board election, and for those that I don’t know and who I have yet to meet, I look forward to the opportunity. I am now one of the newest members of your Board and chair of your Building Committee as well as liaison to the Board of your CPAC committee. There has been much activity for the Board, from adopting new Building Regulations to the special meeting with the Lake Meade Fire & Rescue and community members regarding training on Bragg Drive. There have been numerous requests for Letters of Compliance and Letters of Approval, so many that it is hard to keep a count of! Much kudos goes out to our office staff to keep track of all of them! It is a good thing knowing that so many people in our community are of the same mind set, wanting to maintain their homes and improve their property values. This in turn improves each and every one of the Lake Meade members’ property values. In my opinion that is the main function of the Board and committees, to establish and enforce the by-laws and rules. By doing so we protect everyone’s investments and as a byproduct of this we all get to enjoy the beauty and many amenities of our wonderful community here at Lake Meade. As I mentioned earlier, there were some updates to our Building Regulations – Need to Know! PLEASE check in with the office before starting your project. There are some things we discourage and a few we cannot allow. Please see the website or office staff for a copy of the building regulations. The Office is more than happy to help you, give information, or point you in the right direction. Also be aware that you, the property owner, are responsible for obtaining permits, identifying property lines, scheduling required inspections and all work that is completed on your property.

LMPOA, or any of its inspectors, committee members, board members, or admin shall NOT be held responsible for locating lot lines, building locations, structural integrity of buildings, or compliance with the PA uniform construction code. Nothing in the LMPOA regulations are intended to be in conflict with any rule, regulation, code, ordinance, or law of any other regulatory authority. If there were a conflict between any, the more stringent rule will apply. When planning your project, it is very possible you will need a letter from the LMPOA. What your project is will determine which letter you will need. 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, sea wall, swimming pool, or other structure. A few more things to pay special attention to are grading, ramps, and accessory structures. • Grading, erosion, and drainage

control plans are required for all construction projects. Best management practices (BMPs) shall continue throughout construction. There is a lot of attention lately from local governing bodies to control erosion and runoff. It affects us here greatly because the majority of our runoff ends up in the lake and has a negative effect on the ecosystem we hold in high regard here.

• Are you thinking about building a residential ramp to ease access to your home? Please be aware that you, the property owner, shall submit proof of approval for construction of a residential ramp from the appropriate building regulatory agency. This may be Reading or Latimore Township or their approval agency depending on where your property is located. They will also be responsible for appropriate inspection. Be aware that there are specific construction

requirements for these and must be followed to ensure they are safe to use.

• Garages and accessory structures. The sum of all attached garages, and accessory structures cannot exceed 75% of the roof line perimeter of the residence. In other words, if your attached garage has no living space above it, the square footage of it counts toward the 75% allowed; the same as if it were a detached garage. Only two (2) accessory structures (detached garages, sheds, boathouses, or other structures) are allowed on a property provided the 75% rule is not exceeded.

A Letter of Approval is required to install, replace, or move a/an air conditioning unit, boat lift, culvert pipe, driveway, driveway entry, gazebo, fence, wall, screen heat pump, parking area, patio, pavilion, replacement deck, roof, siding, swale, shed (200 square feet and less) stationary generator, underground irrigation system, and walkway. • Culvert and driveway projects

are attracting particular attention. Every new, upgrade, or change of driveway, culvert, and or swale constructed in the road right-of-way require a letter of approval from LMPOA. All new driveways shall be no wider than 18 feet in width in the road right-of-way and culvert pipes shall be no wider than 20 feet. Circular or multiple driveways from the same property shall be no closer than 20 feet between culverts.

Confused? Don’t feel you are alone! I am still learning, so if you have a question, don’t be afraid to ask me. If I can’t answer it, we can all learn together and it would be a fantastic opportunity to meet you!

–David L Wallen II , LMPOA board member,

Building committee chair, CPAC liaison, neighbor, friend!


FROM THE SUPERVISOR OF SAFETY & TRAFFIC WATCH

SAFETY & TRAFFIC WATCH

As we enter the summer season, traffic, both pedestrian and vehicle, will increase greatly. I ask you to caution your guests about this fact prior to their visit and emphasize the 25 mph speed limit. The Patrol function is now fully staffed and we are covering more hours. In addition to speed enforcement, this translates into increased checks of the recreation areas where we will be asking for member/resident identifications, fishing licenses from those who are using the lake for that

purpose and assuring that all guests are accompanied by a member or privilege card holder. A reminder that the recreation areas officially close to any gathering of persons at 11:30 p.m. and to our younger residents that both Reading and Latimore townships have a curfew for any person under the age of 18. The curfew hours are from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and police will be notified of violations of these ordinances that occur on LMPOA property. Those of you who fish from the docks should

use caution in casting or retrieving your lures. We have already received reports of damage to boats and boat covers from careless fishing practices. It would be a pity if fishing from the docks was prohibited due to the carelessness of a few individuals. A successful summer season is easily obtainable by simply exhibiting courtesy to your fellow residents, following the rules and ensuring that your guests do the same. Please be safe.

– Albert KWIATEKSupervisor, Gatehouse and Patrol

The summer season is upon us and your Safety and Traffic Watch Committee is hard at work! Our work includes reviewing guest logs, speed violations, and incident reports monthly. We have noticed increased police patrols from both of our townships, and we appreciate the time spent in our community. While these patrols have increased we still can not stress enough that you must call 911 if you see something suspicious. A common misconception

is that we provide a security force. LMPOA provides a safety patrol that is trained to observe and report, among other tasks. Calling the Gatehouse may delay a timely response by our law enforcement professionals. We must also take time to keep an eye open for our youngest residents. School is out and we will see an increase in walkers, bikers, joggers and so on. Our roads are very busy, and popular, with everyone. Please share the road and obey the speed

limits. Finally, you will see the “Your Speed Is” sign back very soon. We use the information obtained by this tool to ensure that our Patrol is focusing on the appropriate areas and identify potential areas needing coverage. Information obtained from this machine will be shared at Committee and Board Meetings in the future. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable summer while you vacation at home!

– Zach Boyer, Chair

NEW OFFICERSNew Officers for the 2017-18 year are Sandy Bare, President; Kathy Cooper, Vice President; Marion Mitchell, Secretary; and Nadine Baughman, Treasurer. A big thank you for all our retiring officers for your years of hard work and dedication.

SCHOLARSHIPLake Meade Homemakers awarded this year’s $1,000.00 scholarship to Andrew

Phillippi, an extremely impressive Bermudian graduate. Good luck to you, Andrew, in all your future endeavors!

SUMMER GARDEN PARTYOur summer garden party will be held on August 14, at 11:00 a.m. at the home of Diane Reimert, 10 Reynolds Drive. Everyone is asked to bring a dish to share and enjoy the beautiful Reimert gardens and a wonderful day of fellowship beside the lake.

REGULAR MEETINGSThe Homemakers regular meetings will begin again on the second Monday of September (Sept. 11) at the Lake Meade Firehouse at 12:30 with our usual lunch and special programming. Everyone is welcome! For more information, call our new president, Sandy Bare.

– Barb Mrgich

Lake Meade Homemakers The Lake Meade Homemakers concluded their regular meetings for this year with a Spring banquet, the election of new officers, and the awarding of our scholarship.


Did You Know (DYK)

Boat owners must check their boats for stagnant water that will breed mosquitoes, risking West Nile Virus.

MEMORIAL DAY2017 EVENT

Many thanks to the packed house audience who attended this event on May 29.

Your attendance con�rmed and demonstrated our support for all those who have given the ultimate sacri�ce for the cause of freedom that we cherish in this country. Your support allowed us to raise $1,040.00 for the PA. Wounded Warriors, Inc., founded in 2006, at this event. All contributions go directly to the soldiers and their families in need. Thanks to our speaker Brigadier General Marsha Davis, and Helen Sajer, President of the PA. Wounded Warriors Inc. for your commitment and support of our troops.

Events like this are a production. Many thanks to Linda and Carl McCreary, Lake Meade Orchestra, performers, speakers, Scouts, and Pastor Larry Reinertsen. Hope to see everyone back on Veterans Day in November, when we demonstrate our support for all those who have served our country for the cause of Freedom.

BOB ZANGUENEH & LINDA MCCREARY, COORDINATORS

Need to Know (N2K)When you observe unsafe boat operators, you can report to the Gate House (259-0823) so they can radio the Patrol Boat Operator if on duty.

For information on recycling and waste disposal at home and on the job, please call the following organizations:

ADAMS COUNTY PLANNING OFFICE ........................... (717) 337-9827PENNSYLVANIA RECYCLING HOTLINE ..........................(800) 346-4242PENNSYLVANIA 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.

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

or email [email protected]

Speeding Violation Fine26-35 mph $7536-45 mph $15045+ 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

Jun 29-Jul 5 5:42 8:41Jul 6-12 5:47 8:39Jul 13-19 5:52 8:35Jul 20-26 5:58 8:30Jul 27-Aug 2 6:03 8:24Aug 3-9 6:10 8:16Aug 10-16 6:17 8:07Aug 17-23 6:24 7:57Aug 24-30 6:31 7:46Aug 31-Sep 6 6:38 7:34

Sep 7-13 6:44 7:24Sep 14-21 6:50 7:02Sep 22-29 6:58 6:50Sep 30-Oct 7 7:05 6:39Oct 8-15 7:12 6:27Oct 16-23 7:20 6:16Oct 24-31 7:29 6:06Nov 1-7 7:38 4:58Nov 8-15 6:46 4:51

DATES RISE SET DATES RISE SET

77th MERIDIAN TIMESunrise and Sunset

at HarrisburgEASTERN STANDARD TIME

and DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME when in effect


April/May 2017 Board Highlights

The Board approved the following:

• Approved revisions to the LMPOA Rules and Regulations pertaining to Roads and Stormwater Management

• Approved the 2017-2018 committee members list as presented. • Approved the updated Committee Responsibilities for

2017-2018. This document designates the committee assignments for the Board members and the Executive Committee members.

• Approved the appointment of Steve Rasmussen, President, as co-chair of the Property Line Dispute Ad Hoc Committee.

• Approved a Discount Assessment Agreement for Lot #’s 1360 and 1361.

• Approved the list of all bills paid for April, 2017 totaling $991,188.65 which includes transfers to the Investment Account.

• Approved revisions to the Community Center Use Policy.• Approved the President to sign a Consent Agreement for

stormwater management improvements in the road right-of-way.

• Approved waiving the 30-days waiting period and approved up to $3,500.00 for the purchase of a new Woods mower deck for the New Holland tractor.

• Approved waiving the 30-days waiting period and approved $25,000.00 for the purchase of a Ventrac tractor, equipped with a 32 hp motor, dual all-terrain wheel kit, and 72” mower deck, after a minimum of three quoted prices has been requested from qualified dealers.

Bermudian Springs School District Robotics Team CIsaac Avery, Ashton Bloom and Ryan Miller recently competed and WON in a Robotics team competition in Louisville, KY. They are all students at Bermudian Springs School District. The school district sponsored their program. The Robotics Competition included writing computer programs and building a robot with 3’ claws that could hang on a pole, lift over top of the pole, and toss bags over a fence. LMPOA

President, Steve Rasmussen, presented Isaac, Ashton and Ryan with a Meritorious Achievement Award. LMPOA IS VERY PROUD OF YOU!

Greg Heefner, Lot 639, Assistant Fire Chief, Lake Meade Fire and Rescue, Inc.Greg was present in follow-up to questions asked at the April 20, 2017 Special Board Meeting: 1) Lake Meade Fire and Rescue has decided to withdraw its request for permission to use the abandoned house located at 59 Bragg Drive as a training site; 2) Results of LMF&R Capital Campaign 122 returns out of 1,077 homes were received; LMF&R administrative operating expenses in 2016 amounted to approximately $29,000. LMF&R received donations from LMPOA ($14,000) and from Reading Township to help defray expenses.

A Letter of Compliance was issued for one addition, one garage, one new deck with roof and one roof over existing deck. A Letter of Approval was issued for bay doors replacement, three driveways, two patios, three storage sheds, one deck replacement, one fence, one heat pump placement, two roof replacements, two house siding replacements, one windows replacement, one trellis and two walkways. The total number of homes is 1,077.

The Executive Committee reports ten new members and no new renters for the period March 14, 2017 through May 10, 2017.

VIOLATION REPORT • APRIL/MAY 2017

VEHICLE Member speeding 7 Letters – finesGuest speeding 5 Letters – fines Delivery/Service vehicle speeding 2 Letters – fineDelivery truck knocked down wires 1 Patrol, Police, Staff

contactedUnlicensed vehicles reported on property 2 Warning letters

WATERCRAFTWatercraft entering gate with no reentry pass 4 Member contacted

BUILDINGConstruction without approval 2 Warning letters

OTHERCommunity and Property Appearance 7 Warning lettersCommon Owned Green Space 1 Warning letterOvergrown vegetation – residence 3 Warning letters –finesPerimeter check 2 Warning lettersVisitor fishing without member 1 Patrol contactedLoud music complaint 1 Letter – neighbor/police

situationItems for sale signs 4 Courtesy lettersSignage display not permitted 1 Warning letterPeople in the dam spillway 1 Patrol contacted Erratic behavior by a person within the community 1 Patrol, Police contacted

CALL 911 FOR CRIMES RELATED TO PROPERTY

INCIDENT # ACTION TAKEN INCIDENT # ACTION TAKEN

Lain & Jaime Sheatler 22 Lake Meade DriveRonald & Tracy Jones, Jr. 517 Lake Meade DriveTracee & Louis Carre 14 Halleck DriveMaren Meszaros 529 Lake Meade DriveJames Martin, Jr. 15 Curtis DriveJoshua & Sara Sentz 23 Pleasanton DriveKathleen Young 562 Lake Meade DriveThomas & Stacey Krout 527 Lake Meade Drive Rick & Karen Martz

NEW MEMBERS • APRIL/MAY 2017


Lake Meade Municipal Authority59 Curtis Dr., East Berlin, PA 17316

717-259-9998 • Email: [email protected] meets 2nd Monday every month

Need to Know (N2K)

Need to Know (N2K)

Even though Lake Meade is a private gated community, the lake waters are governed by the laws and regulations of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. If you can’t do it on the Susquehanna River, you can’t do it here. Those rules are supplemented by LMPOA rules such as no wake before 10:00 am. See full Fish and Boat commission regulations at http://www.fish.state.pa.us/

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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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 & 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 need for your project.

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION:

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) President, Steve Rasmussen 1st Monday (7:00 pm) Communications & Technology, Jason Ohrum 1st Wednesday (7:00 pm) Community Center/Marina, Kate Podvia 1st Thursday (7:00 pm) Recreation/Pool, Seth Grebbien 2nd Monday (6:30 pm) Finance, Barbara Nickel 2nd Tuesday (6:00 pm) Community & Property Appearance, Kate Podvia 2nd Wednesday (7:00 pm) Building, Dave Wallen 2nd Thursday (7:00 pm) Lake Management, Todd Tanner 4th Monday (7:00 pm) Safety & Traffic Watch, Zach Boyer 4th Wednesday (7:00 pm) Roads & Stormwater Mgmt., Jeff Patton, II

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

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 Brownies Kim Bechtel 476-6246Girl Scouts Daisies Nicole Below 259-4817Green Infrastructure Barb Nickel 259-9912Line Dance Dottie Fluke 259-9359Garden Club Barb Mrgich 259-8344Homemakers Sandy Bare 659-9488Orchestra Linda McCreary 259-9671Play Group Betsy Reinert 259-5331Pyrotechnics (LAMPS) Karen Powlas 259-9399Red Hat Ladies Norma Unger 259-6450RV & Campers Lars Anderson 619-7760Ski Club Deb Marines 259-9022Volleyball (Winter) Kelly Deah 259-5345Volleyball (Summer) Trina Fisher 259-9999Yoga Amanda Lease 640-6279

BURNING REGULATIONSVIII. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION, 9. REFUSE/

COLLECTION/ DISPOSAL/BURNING: In conjunction with Pennsylvania State law and Adams County regulations, no person(s) shall burn or permit to be burned any substances out-of-doors (including leaf and yard waste) on any residential lot or LMPOA recreation area except for cooking and recreational fires confined to a fire ring, fireplace, charcoal or gas grill, or other similar fireproof container.

This rule was made effective May 20, 2015.


Lake Meade Fire & rescue, inc.492 Lake Meade Dr., East Berlin, PA 17316

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

Meeting 4th Wednesday every month

Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017 at Lake Meade entrance8 am – 2 pm • Rain or Shine

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, August 6th from 1–6 pm. All other space assignments will be randomly assigned by LMF&R per your application for a general

location after August 6th. 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 Carol Crook.

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 & rescue, inc.Annual Fall Yard Sale

Did You Know (DYK)The LMPOA building rules and regulations offer clarification, sequence, and suggestions on many governmental permit requirements that cover Lake Meade, including township, county, and DEP permits. For complete information, members should consult the government agency that issues the permits.

Did You Know (DYK)

Did You Know (DYK)

Did You Know (DYK)

The mean depth on Lake Meade is 15 ft.

Lake Meade Municipal Authority (LMMA) is entirely separate from Lake Meade Property Owners Association (LMPOA). They have separate directors and budgets. LMMA is responsible for water and sewer in Lake Meade.

Lake Meade Fire & Rescue

CHICKEN BBQSaturday, July 1

Dinners are $8 eachBBQ Chicken • Baked Potato •

Apple Sauce • RollDinners served 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. or until we run out. No tickets necessary. Stop by the station at 492 Lake Meade Drive and purchase your dinners that day! If you would like ten (10) or more dinners and would like to pick up at a specific time, call Stephanie Miller to pre-order.

Thank you for continuing to support your ALL VOLUNTEER fire company.

LMPOA attempts to budget yearly for fish stocking. In recent years we stocked walleye, large-mouth bass and hybrid striped bass. We use the knowledge and suggestions of the experts: our lake biologist and fishermen.


JULY 2017 • COMMUNITY CENTER CALENDARSUNDAY

2• 7:30 AM–12 PM:

MPR - Rental• 12–4 PM: Community

Center Closed for Cleaning

16• 7:30 AM–12 PM:



30• 7:30 AM–12:00 PM:



23• 7:30 AM–12 PM: MPR

- Rental• 10 AM–11 PM: Pavilion

Rental• 12–4 PM: Community


25 27

TUESDAY

4• 9 AM–12 PM: MPR

Reservation• 10 AM: Lake Meade

Orchestra at Community Center Patio

18

FRIDAY

7• 9:30–10:30 AM:

MPR - Yoga

21• 9:30–10:30 AM:

MPR - Yoga

MONDAY

3• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR Line Dance• 7 PM: CANCELLED –

Communications & Technology Committee

17• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR Line Dance• 8 PM: CR-Board of Directors

Meeting

31• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR Line Dance

24• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Line

Dance• 7 PM: CR-Safety & Traffic Watch

Committee

26• 7 PM: CR - Roads &

Stormwater Committee

28• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR - Yoga• 7–10 PM: L - Red Hats Game Night

29• 10 AM–11 PM: Pavilion

Rental

THURSDAY

6

20

WEDNESDAY

5• 7 PM: CR-Community

Center/Marina Committee

19• 7 PM: 50th Anniversary

Celebration Ad Hoc Committee meet

SATURDAY

1• LAKE MEADE FIREWORKS AT DUSK

8• 8:30–11:30 AM:

L–Lake Meade Orchestra

9• 7:30 AM–12 PM:

MPR–Rental• 12–4 PM: Community


11• 6 PM: CR - Community

& Property Appearance Committee

14• 9:30–10:30 AM:

MPR - Yoga• 6:30 - 10:30 PM:

L - Activities Club

10• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–Line Dance• 6:30 PM: CR-Finance

Committee

13• 1–3:30 PM: L - Red Hat Ladies• 7 PM: CR - Lake Committee

12• 7 PM: CR - Building

Committee• 7 PM: CR - Recreation &

Pool Committee

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22• 8:30 AM: L – Lake

Meade Orchestra• 1–10 PM: MPR Rental

AUGUST 2017 • COMMUNITY CENTER CALENDARSUNDAY

6• 7:30 AM–12 PM: MPR–

Rental• 12–4 PM: Community


13• 7:30 AM–12 PM:



20 • 7:30 AM–12 PM:



27 • Lake Meade Swimming

Pool Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 7:30 AM–12 PM:



TUESDAY

1

8• 6 PM: CR - Community

& Property Appearance Committee

15• 12–3 PM: L - Garden Club

22• Lake Meade Swimming Pool

Closes at 7:30 p.m.


Closes at 7:30 p.m.

FRIDAY

4• 9:30–10:30 AM:

MPR–Yoga

11 • 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–

Yoga• 6:30–10:30 PM: L–

Activities Club

18• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–

Yoga

25• Lake Meade Swimming

Pool Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–

Yoga• 7–10 PM: L - Red Hats

Game Night

MONDAY

7• 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–

Line Dance• 7 PM: CR-Communications

Committee

14 • 9:30–10:30 AM: MPR–

Line Dance• 6:30 PM: CR-Finance Committee


Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 8 PM: CR-Board of Directors

Meeting


Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 7 PM: CR-Safety & Traffic Watch

Committee

THURSDAY

3• 7 PM: CR-Recreation/Pool

Committee

10• 1– 3:30 PM: L - Red Hat Ladies• 7 PM: CR - Lake Committee

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Closes at 7:30 p.m.


Closes at 7:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY

2• 7 PM: CR-Community

Center/Marina Committee

9 • 7 PM: 50th Anniversary

Celebration Ad Hoc Committee meet

• 7 PM: CR - Building Committee

16


Pool Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 7 PM: CR - Roads

Committee


Pool Closes at 7:30 p.m.

SATURDAY

5• 10 AM–11 PM:

Pavilion Rental• 11 AM–5 PM:

MPR Rental

12• 8:30–11:30 AM: L - Lake

Meade Orchestra

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Pool Closes at 7:30 p.m.• 8:30 AM: L - Lake Meade

Orchestra

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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n IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 6084 W. Canal Road, Abbottstown • Masses: Saturday evenings 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 8:15 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.; Weekdays 9:00 a.m. Confessions: Saturday 4:00-4:45 p.m. • Rev. Timothy Marcoe, Phone: 259-0611

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 information call Jim Stine, 259-8170.

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). Pastor Margaret Wise. For more information, contact the church office at 259-0623. www.zwingliucc.org

n NEED TO QUIET YOUR MIND? Consider Zen Meditation here at the lake. Beginners or experienced meditators welcome. Call Barbara 814-571-2843.

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