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Inside Welcome to Woodlake…and life the way it should be!Before you begin to explore Woodlake, please read this special edition of our monthly newsletter. Understanding your responsibilities and opportunities in this beautiful planned community is the best way to make your life here smooth sailing!

What makes Woodlake a planned community? Before construction, our developers knew exactly what Woodlake would be. Fifty-four handsome neighborhoods. Playgrounds and boat landings. Schools, shops and restaurants. Miles of precious green space and waterfront. All woven together by meandering trails. A small town gazing out on a glittering lake.

As they designed this oasis, our planners created Woodlake's Design Guidelines, the architectural and landscape requirements which have made Woodlake so lovely. Every builder and remodeler must meet these guidelines, and our Architectural Review Board (ARB) refers to them as it considers owners' requests for approval of changes to a home's exteriors and landscaping.

They also created our General Covenants, additional limitations, restrictions and standards each property owner must

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meet in order to be respectful of neighbors, green spaces, the lake, and the community itself. Together, our Design Guidelines and General Covenants are the backbone of our Community Standards

Program. Our developers planned our greatest asset, too - common property, the natural and manmade spaces which belong to Woodlake:

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The Woodlake Newsletter, Life On The Lakeis the primary means of communicating essential legal information to the owners and residents of Woodlake. It is a private instrument of the WCA under the authority of the Board of Directors, and it is published monthly by the WCA staff. It is not a commercial venture with free editorial discretion. It shall report news and information on issues affecting Woodlake residents and their responsibilities. All information shall be reported in a non-partisan, balanced, and objective manner.

This is a special edition, printed and updated once a year and distributed to new residents and property owners. Please watch for regular, monthly issues to be delivered the first week of each month in the flyer chute below your mailbox. Past issues are available online at woodlakeonline.com.

A Guide For New Owners & Residents in Woodlake

Handy Reference Phone Numbers, pg 2

Meet The Staff, pg 3

What Should You Take Care Of Right Away? pg 4

School Zone, pg 6

Sign Up For Automatic Assessment Payments, pg 7

Are You A Renter or Rental Property Owner? pg 8

Pavilion Rentals, Pontoon Rentals, Boat House, Swift Creek Reservoir, pg 9

Understanding The WCA Covenants, ARB, and Community Standards, pg 10

Parking, Boat and RV Storage, pg 10

Boat Registration, pg 11

Common Property, pg 12

Yard Waste, pg 12

New Resident Checklist, pg 13

Waterfront Properties, pg 13

Woodlake Environmental Committee (WEC), pg 14

County Ordinances, pg 14

Woodlake Streets, pg 15

Babysitter, Handyman & Pet Sitter List Info, pg 15

Woodlake Swim & Racquet Club, pg 16

Woodlake Bargain Board, Yard Sales, Community Cleanups, pgs 16-17

Your Pets, pg 18

Woodlake Community Association14900 Lake Bluff Parkway

Midlothian, VA 23112TEL: (804) 739-4344FAX: (804) 739-5157

OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Julie JoynerCommunity Manager

[email protected]

Lyn HornickAccounting Manager

[email protected]

Cindy McVey Community Services Manager

[email protected]

Brian HoyleCommunity Standards Manager

[email protected]

Dawn DesperAdministrative Assistant

[email protected]

Gail FenskeOffice Assistant

[email protected]

John RussellMaintenance Manager

WCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

WOODLAKECOMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICE & STAFF

The Woodlake Board of Directors is comprised of seven property owners elected by Woodlake residents and owners to oversee the management and mission of the WCA, and to plan for its future. Board members serve staggered three-year terms.

For a list of current Board members and their contact information, please consult the Woodlake Community Directory, or go to our web site at www.woodlakeonline.com.

Handy Reference Phone NumbersWoodlake Swim & Racquet Club www.woodlakesrc.com

AFC (Aquatic & Fitness Center) 739-3454

Accounting 739-8600

Membership 739-9095

SRC (Swim & Racquet Club) 739-4120

Chesterfield County - General Info 748-1000 www.chesterfield.gov

Animal Control - Mon-Fri, 10:30am-5pm 748-1683

- Emergency & Weekend 748-1251

Auto Registration 748-1201

Bulky Waste Collection 748-1297

Dog Licenses 748-1201

Extension Office 751-4401

Landfill-Warbro Rd, M-F 8-7/Sa 8-6/Su10-6 748-1297

Library - Clover Hill Branch 739-7335 www.library.co.chesterfield.va.us

Police /Fire / Emergency /Rescue 911

Non-Emergency Police 748-1251

Non-Emergency Fire, Clover Hill Station 748-1431

Schools - Clover Hill Elementary 739-6220 mychesterfieldschools.com

Cosby High 639-8340

Tomahawk Middle 338-7120

Woolridge Elementary 739-6330

Taxes - Personal Property (vehicles, boats) 748-1281

Real Estate Property 748-1321

Voter Registration 748-1471

DMV - Drivers Licenses, Auto Registration 367-0538 www.dmv.state.va.us

Health Care - Poison Control 786-9123

Johnston Willis Hospital 330-2000 www.cjwmedical.com

St. Francis Hospital 594-7300 www.bonsecours.com

Chippenham Hospital 320-3911 www. cjwmedical.com

Newspapers - Richmond Times Dispatch 644-4181 www2.timesdispatch.com

The Chesterfield Observer 744-9200 www.chesterfieldobserver.com

The Village Mill (Brandermill) 744-1035 www.brandermill.com

Roads - VDOT (Va. Dept. of Transportation) 800-367-7623 www.virginiadot.org

paving, pot holes, traffic signs, snow removal

Trash Services - County Waste 843-9288 www.sdidisposal.com

Virginia Waste Services 778-7900 www.va.waste.com

Waste Management 233-5052 www.wm.com

U.S. Post Offices www.usps.com

Genito Road Station 639-3475

Market Square in Brandermill 763-6042

Utilities

Cable/Internet/Phone Combos

Comcast Broadband 266-1900 www.comcast.com

Verizon FiOS 888-601-3364 www.verizon.com

Direct TV Satellite 888-777-2454 www.directTV.com

Electricity - Dominion Power 888-667-3000 www.dom.com

Gas - Columbia Gas of Virginia 800-543-8911 www.columbiagasva.com

Miss Utility - Call Before You Dig 811 www.missutilityofvirginia.com

Phone - Verizon Local Bus. Office 954-6222 www.verizon.com

Recycling - Central Va Waste Mgmt 340-0900 www.cvwma.com

Water/Sewer - Chesterfield County Office 748-1291 www.chesterfield.gov

Nights, Weekends, Water Line Breaks 748-1310

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beds of flowers, shrubs and ornamental trees, grassy medians and parkways, creeks and bridges, woods and waterfront, trails and tunnels, neighborhood and main entrances, tot lots and stop-a-whiles, and our boat house, pavilion, marina and boating facilities at East West Legacy Park - the amenities which make Woodlake so special. Along with all this comes the responsibility to be respectful of common property. There are rules and regulations everyone must obey as they enjoy the natural and manmade pleasures shared by everyone who lives here.

For a convenient summary of our guidelines, programs, and regulations, please turn to the Blue Pages of the Woodlake Community Directory (available for pickup at the WCA Office).

For more complete details, refer to the Woodlake Community Association Design Guidelines, Woodlake General Covenants and Woodlake Community Association Covenants which were included in your Disclosure Package when you bought your Woodlake property.

* If you did not receive a disclosure package prior to closing, contact your closing attorney or realtor immediately.

What makes Woodlake a planned community? Meet The Staff

Please stop by the WCA office anytime. We'd love to meet you!

Community ManagerJulie JoynerCMCA®, AMS®, PCAM®

Accounting ManagerLyn Hornick

Accounting/Assessments

Community Services ManagerCindy McVeyCommunity Events, Newsletter, Web Site, Social Media, Boat Storage

Community Standards ManagerBrian Hoyle

Architectural Review, Covenants, Disclosure Packages, Tree Removal,

Waterfront Inspections

Administrative AssistantDawn Desper

General Information, Maintenance Requests, Signs, Mailboxes, RV Lot,

Pavilion and Pontoon Reservations

Volunteer & Special Projects CoordinatorGail FenskeMarquees, Volunteers, Special Projects,General Information

New Resident Edition Life On The Lake

First Things FirstMoving into a new house and community is both exciting and overwhelming. New residents in planned communities have a few more responsibilities than most, so we've put together this guide to help you take care of the most urgent items so you can start enjoying your new home!

Chesterfield County offers a bi-weekly curbside recycling program which allows residents to recycle paper, cardboard, glass and plastic in a single container, while deferring waste from local landfills.

An annual fee is charged to each household to support this program. This fee will be included on the county’s real estate tax bill, with half charged in December and the other half charged in June of each year. The fee will be for all single-family through quadplex homes and is to be paid by the homeowner.

If you would like to participate in the recycling program, please contact CVWMA at 340-0900, to request a bin or recycling sticker for your own containers. If you prefer to opt out of the program, call the CVWMA Customer Service Center at 804-748-1297, or complete the electronic form at www.chesterfield.gov/Recycling/.

Per the WCA Rules & Regulations, recycling bins may be placed at the curbside no earlier than 7PM on the day before collection, and they must be removed from the curbside no later than 9PM on collection day. For a schedule of pickup days, or to sign up for email reminders, go to www.cvwma.com/.

Residents are not required to use a specific trash removal service, but curbside pickup is not allowed in Woodlake. When calling area trash services for price quotes, make sure you let them know that you'll need back-door service. On page 2 of this newsletter, you'll find a list of trash services that are known to offer back-door pickup, though you are free to use others.

If you have a lot of waste from your move, such as large boxes, call

748-1297 for bulk waste collection, or you may take it to the Landfill at 3200 Warbro Road, Midlothian, VA 23112.

Arrange For Trash Pickup

Recycling

You'll want all your new friends - or your kids' friends - to be able to find you, and Woodlake's unique mailboxes make it easy!

Our Rules & Regulations require that the previous owner's name is removed from your mailbox post within 60 days of moving in. You may either have us put your own name on it, or you may request a blank plate.

For consistency, nameplates and blank plates must be made by the WCA. To order yours, please call us at 739-4344, or go to our web site at woodlakeonline.com to print out an order form. We will need payment before your order can be placed, so be ready with your credit card number when you call, or stop by the office to drop off your form and cash or check made payable to "WCA."

If your mailbox or post needs a little sprucing up, you can purchase the paint at the WCA. Please note that the color of the post and box are determined by the WCA and may not be altered.

Order Your New Mailbox or Nameplate

Set Up An Account To Pay Your Assessments

The Easy Way!

Assessments may be paid quarterly, or you may choose to pay the entire amount in January. If we send you a bill each quarter, there will be a quarterly hand-billing fee added to the amount due. You can save yourself the cost of the fee by setting up automatic credit card billing. Just fill out the form on page 7 of this newsletter and drop or mail it to the WCA office. We'll do the rest, and you'll have one less check to write each quarter!


The WCA publishes a Community Directory each year that is distributed in late January, one per household. Not only does it provide the names, addresses and phone numbers of your new Woodlake neighbors, it also has "blue pages" containing important contact information, WCA Rules and Regulations, and a summary of the Covenants and Architectural Guidelines. You'll find that it's a handy reference for living in Woodlake. And don't forget to call us to put your family's information in our records so you'll be included in the next Directory!

The WCA also publishes a full-color, fold-out map of Woodlake, including our 12+ miles of scenic bike and walking trails. You'll also find five color-coded courses for walkers, runners, and bikers, which vary in length from just under two miles to a full 10K (6 miles). Each trail identified on the map is marked on the actual path, as well. It's a great way to familiarize yourself with your new surroundings and discover the natural beauty that Woodlake is known for! Stop by the WCA office at 14900 Lake Bluff Parkway to meet the staff and pick up your Directory and Trail Map.

Pick Up A Map & Woodlake DirectoryHelp Us Keep You Informed

Almost any question you can think to ask about Woodlake can be found on our web site. Our staff maintains it, so it's always up to date, and it's the best place to look for the most recent news and information. Of course, the business information is there, but among the many other fun and useful things you'll find are Lost & Found, Yard Sales, Community Events, and local clubs, organizations, and youth sports team contacts. Between the web site and your Woodlake Community Directory, you'll probably find the answers to most of your questions. If not, we're always happy to talk to residents by phone or in person, so don't be shy about stopping by or calling us at 739-4344.

Visit WOODLAKEONLINE.COM

The WCA has a legal obligation to keep residents informed, and our primary means of doing so is through

our newsletter, which is published eleven times per year. We also post timely messages on our web site, Facebook page and marquees, but we find that the best way to reach residents in between the newsletters is through e-mail.

About two or three times per month, we send an e-mail called Woodlake Wired with new information or important reminders. We'll never give your e-mail to any third party except the Woodlake Swim & Racquet Club and your neighborhood representative. While giving us your e-mail address isn't required, we strongly encourage it so you'll be well informed! To start receiving Woodlake Wired right away, send your e-mail address to us at [email protected].

Follow Us OnFacebook

If you haven't jumped on the social networking bandwagon yet, now's a great time to start! On the WCA's Facebook page, you'll be able to keep up with current events in the community and connect with friends and neighbors who share a love of Woodlake!

To join the fun, go to woodlakeonline.com and look in the blue toolbar at the top right of the page.


Elementary School children (K-5) In Woodlake, children attend one of 2 schools according to neighborhood, as follows:

Middle and High School studentsattend the following:

Woolridge Elementary School(804) 739-63305401 Timber Bluff ParkwayMidlothian, VA 23112

Beechwood PointBent CreekBoyce’s CoveCandlewickCountry WalkDuck CoveFiddlers RidgeForest WoodLaurel TrailLong CoveMill SpringMoss Creek

Clover Hill Elementary School(804) 739-62205700 Woodlake Village ParkwayMidlothian, VA 23112

North ChaseOak KnollPleasant GroveShelter CoveSilver BirchSunrise BluffWater PointeWatercrestWaters EdgeWest BayWillow GlenWoods Walk

School Zone

Orchard GrovePowell GroveRed FernRidge PointRock HarbourRosebay ForestSaddle HillSandstone RidgeSedgefield CommonsStanding OakWalnut BendWest BranchWest ShoreWindy RidgeWoodlake Village Apartments

Acorn RidgeBeacon HillChatmossChestnut BluffClipper CoveGates MillGlen RidgeGrove ForestHeather GlenHickory GroveHighberry WoodsLansgateManor GateMaple BrookMartin GlenMeadow Chase

Tomahawk Creek Middle School(804) 378-71201600 Learning Place LoopMidlothian, VA 23114

Cosby High School(804) 639-834014300 Fox Club ParkwayMidlothian, VA 23112

For more school informationand the current year's

school calendar, go to the Chesterfield County web site:

mychesterfieldschools.com


Sign Up For Automatic WCA Payments!By Lyn Hornick, Accounting Manager739-4344, Ext 12

It is my job to handle all of the finances for the Woodlake Community Association. That includes accounts payable and some 3,000 accounts receivable for Woodlake property owners.

The Association’s operating budget is supported by assessments on every property in the community. We bill owners on the first day of each quarter, and we try to provide as much flexibility in payment as possible. About two-thirds of the owners pay assessments with a credit card, which makes it possible for only

one person to manage these accounts. At the beginning of each quarter, we electronically bill the credit cards for the regular quarterly assessment. There

are no additional fees.

Property owners may also pay the entire year’s assess-ments by check in January with no additional fees, but for those who prefer to be billed on a quarterly basis directly from the WCA, there is a quarterly service charge added to the bill. We

strongly encourage those who wish to pay quarterly to use a credit card. The required form to set up a credit card account is below. If you pay by check, the total is due on

or before the 25th of the billing month. After that, finance charges will beginto accrue. As a not-for-profit organization, timely receipt of assessments is critical to our operation.

Sign up for credit card payments to

simplify your bill paying!

APPLICATION FOR CREDIT CARD ASSESSMENT BILLINGTo charge your Woodlake Association assessments to a credit card of your choice, please fill out this form, sign it, and return to the Woodlake Community Association at 14900 Lake Bluff Parkway, Midlothian, VA 23112. Applications cannot be accepted over the phone or without a signature. PLEASE PRINT.

NAME OF CARDHOLDER_________________________________________________________

WOODLAKE PROPERTY ADDRESS________________________________________________

CHECK ONE: _____Master Card _____Visa _____Discover _____American Express

CARD ACCOUNT # ______________________________________________________________

EXPIRATION DATE _____/_____ PHONE NUMBER_________________________________

MAY WE LIST YOU IN THE RESIDENT DIRECTORY? YES NO

E-MAIL________________________________(See page 5 for how we use your e-mails.)

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE ON CARD_______________________________________DATE_____/_____/_____

month year

(Card holder signature)

Paying your quarterly

assessments by credit card will

save you a quarterly

service fee.

Please turn to pages 4-5 to find out what else you need

to do as a new resident.

ARE YOU A RENTER?Don’t miss out on everything Woodlake has to offer you!

Renters frequently ask the WCA staff if they’re entitled to use the wonderful facilites here in Woodlake, and the answer is...YES! For as long as you live in a Woodlake property - including houses, condos, and apartments - you have the same rights to use Woodlake’s amenities as the property's owner does.

• Rent a pontoon boat • Rent the pavilion at East West Legacy Park for your personal event • Rent a canoe, kayak, pedal boat or jon boat at the Woodlake Boat House • Play with your kids at one of the 14 tot lots located throughout Woodlake • Relax and enjoy yourself at one of our waterfront stop-a-whiles, located on the 1,700 acre Swift Creek Reservoir • Take in the natural scenery while you walk, run or bike along over 12 miles of bike trails • Meet your neighbors and enjoy live bands at our community parties every summer • See family movies under the stars at our free Moonlight Movies • Store your boat at one of our two boat mooring and launching parks • VOTE in WCA elections! • Participate in YOUR COMMUNITY - We’re happy to welcome you to the Woodlake family!

Please Note: Use of the Woodlake Swim & Racquet Club (WSRC) facilites - pools, tennis courts, fitness center - requires separate membership and is not automatically available to Woodlake residents. For membership information and prices, please call the WSRC Membership Office at 739-9095.

Renters and Rental Property OwnersHelp the WCA Staff and Board of Directors communicate with you about important events and topics. Please take a minute to fill out the following information for our records:

Woodlake Property Address:_________________________________________________________________

Tenant Information:Last Name(s)__________________________________________First Name(s)______________________________

Children’s Name(s)______________________________________________________________________________

E-mail______________________________________________Phone_____________________________________List in our Resident Directory? Yes No

Owner Information:Last Name(s)__________________________________________First Name(s)______________________________

Billing Address:________________________________________________________________________________

City______________________________________State_________________Zip____________________________

E-mail______________________________________________Phone_____________________________________

There are 4 ways to get this info to usSend to: WCA, 14900 Lake Bluff Parkway, Midlothian, VA 23112 • FAX to 804-739-5157

Call us at 804-739-4344 • Send an e-mail to [email protected]


BEAUTIFUL

LAKEFRONT AMENITIES

Just For Residents!PONTOON RENTALS

May-SeptemberReservations required one week in advance,

only through the WCA Office.See woodlakeonline.com for current rental rates.

SMALLBOAT RENTALSMay-September

Canoes, Kayaks, Pedal Boats & Jon Boatsavailable for rent at the Woodlake Boat House.

No reservations accepted. Rent in person on Saturdays 9AM-7PM

Sundays and holidays Noon-7PM.Boat House 739-6042

Monday-ThursdayDISCOUNTED

PONTOON PRICESSee web for details!

SMALLBOAT RENTALS

$15 for first 2 hours,$5 each add'l hour

The Swift Creek ReservoirThe Swift Creek Reservoir was constructed in 1965 as a public water supply for Chesterfield County. It cov-ers 1700 acres and contains approxi-mately 5.2 billion gallons of water. The Addison-Evans Water Treatment and Laboratory Facility at the reservoir's north end provides an average of 7.5 million gallons of drinking water per day.

Woodlake is proud to count the reser-voir among its most treasured ameni-ties; however, the WCA does not own any part of the lake or the property under it. All activity on the lake falls under the jurisdiction of the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fish-eries. Questions should be directed to them at 367-1000.

Who Owns The Reservoir?

Is Swimming Allowed In The Reservoir?The county does not recommend swimming in the reservoir, but it is not prohibited.

Swimming IS PROHIBITEDfrom any point on Woodlake Common Property, which includes Waterfront Common Prop-erty, boat ramps and boat docks, bike trails, bridges, causeways, stop-a-whiles, and facilities at East West Legacy Park, Tom Sawyer's Island, and Harbour Park. Swimming is also prohibited from WCA pontoon boats or from boats rented at the Woodlake Boat House.

PAVILION RENTALSApril-October

Rent our beautiful lakefront facility for your next birthday party, reunion, office party or wedding.Call the WCA Office or go to woodlakeonline.com

for rental rates & availability. To reserve, call 739-4344.


Before you or your contractor begin any exterior changes on your property, you must submit an application and supporting materials for ARB consideration. Applications should be submitted to the Community Standards Manager no later than noon on the Friday before the ARB meets - the second and fourth Mondays of each month.

You will find applications online at woodlakeonline.com under "Documents" at the top of the home page, or you may stop by the WCA office to pick one up. Avoid purchasing

Know When You Need Approval For Modificationsmaterials or signing a contract for work until you have received ARB approval. Approval is also required for tree removal, fence installation, and change of exterior paint colors.

Knowledge of the ARB Process, Design Guidelines and General Covenants will help you prevent potential problems. Refer to the Blue Pages in your Woodlake Community Directory for a condensed version of the Covenants and Rules & Regulations, and/or contact Brian Hoyle at 739-4344.

Covenants & Community Standards

The Shelter Cove and Harbour Park parking lots are the private property of the WCA and are regularly patrolled to ensure availability of parking spaces for residents' use. Parking in these lots requires a current parking permit to be displayed at all times. If you will be using a boat, walking or running on the measured trails, or taking the kids to Legacy Park or Tom Sawyer's Island, you'll need a resident parking permit.

Parking permits are free to all Woodlake residents, with a photo ID bearing your Woodlake address. If you haven't gotten around to changing the address on your ID yet, just bring it AND a recent bill that shows your name and Woodlake address.

Do You Need A Woodlake Parking Permit?

All watercraft used on the lake (Swift Creek Reservoir) must be registered annually with the Woodlake Community Association for general identification purposes and use of Woodlake boat launch sites. This includes windsurf boards and inflatables, and it also includes boats stored at your home, such as under your deck or in your garage.

Mooring posts and t-racks are available for rent at two locations in Woodlake, both with parking and launch ramps that are for the exclusive use of Woodlake residents and owners. One is accessible through the Shelter Cove neighborhood, and the other is in Rock Harbour. Offshore anchoring of boats is not permitted.

Upon registration or rental of a mooring post or t-rack, you will receive a numbered sticker for your boat and a copy of the WCA Boating Rules & Regulations, which can also be found in the blue pages of the Woodlake Community Directory, and at woodlakeonline.com. A registration form can be found on page 11 of this newsletter. (Also see parking permit requirements at left on this page.)

Invoices for re-registration and mooring rentals are sent each year in February and are due by March 1.

State Boating RegulationsIt is the responsibility of each boat owner to be aware of the state laws on titling, state registration, fishing, and boat safety . Contact the Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries at 367-0939 for more information, or go to www.dgif.virginia.gov/.

Boat Registration & Storage

RVs, Trailers and Large BoatsBoats or boat trailers, campers, recreational vehicles, utility trailers, and oversized vehicles may be kept on a residential property, but only in a garage or within an enclosed or screened area such that they are not visible from adjacent properties, including streets and bike trails (General Covenants, pg 13).

The WCA maintains an on-site, locked, enclosed area for storage of such vehicles and for boats that are not permitted on Swift Creek Reservoir (no gas-powered boats permitted). Upon rental, a key will be provided for 24-hour access.

Annual rental is due in full on May 1 of each year (see woodlakeonline.com for current rental rates). Availability is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

BOATERS: Gas powered boats are prohibited on Swift

Creek Reservoir per the Virginia Department of Game

and Inland Fisheries.

Woodlake Community Association, Inc.14900 Lake Bluff Parkway ۰ Midlothian, VA 23112 ۰ (804) 739-4344 ۰ FAX (804) 739-5157

BOAT REGISTRATION FORM

INSTRUCTIONS - One form must be completed for each boat. Please enter the data onscreen where indicated by the boxes, then use your browser’s print option to print the form. Sign and date the paper copy, and return the completed form to the WCA with payment.

◆Day Sailor - $15/year (any boat kept at home or at resident’s waterfront property, includes inflatables)◆T-Rack - $45/year (only 1 boat per rack or space – no exceptions)◆Mooring Post - $70/year (pontoons, catamarans and large sailboats require two posts/spaces = $140.00/year)

Checks should be made payable to “WCA.” A credit card charge form is available on the Documents page at woodlakeonline.com.

See WCA Boating Rules and Regulations for guidelines regarding proper storage, available on the Documents page at woodlakeonline.com.

Name Is your home property waterfront?

Address City State Zip

Home Phone Alternate Phone Email

Boat Information

Boat Type Brand Color Length

VA Registration # Serial # or Hull ID #

IMPORTANT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX NOTE: YOU MUST CONTACT THE WCA SHOULD YOU MOVE OUT OF WOODLAKE OR SELL YOUR BOAT. As set out in the Code of Virginia on Taxation, Section 58.1-3902 - “Operators of marinas or boat storage places - Every person operating in this Commonwealth, a marina or boat storage place which accommodates more than four boats shall, on or before February 1 of each year, upon the request of the commissioner of the revenue of the county or city in which such marina or boat storage place is located, file with such commissioner of the revenue a list giving the name and address of the owner and operator, if such is available, and the name and number of each boat physically located and normally kept at this marina or boating storage place as of the preceding January 1.” Should you move out of Woodlake or sell your boat, you will need to notifiy us immediately so that we can remove your name from our records.

RELEASEIn consideration of the privilege granted me and my family to use Swift Creek Reservoir and adjoining lands, I hereby assume all liability and risk to person or property occasioned by or in any way related to the storage, operation or use of my boat on the Woodlake Commu-nity Association property and Swift Creek Reservoir. In further consideration of such privilege, I hereby release the Woodlake Community Association from all liability for damages to person or property occasioned by or in any way related to the storage, operation or use of my boat and the enforcement of the Woodlake Community Association rules and regulations. I have read and agree to abide by the Woodlake Community Association Boating Rules and Regulations.

By signing this Boat Registration, you are confirming that you have received and read the Woodlake Community Association, Inc. Boating Rules & Regulations and that you agree to abide by them for as long as you own and store your boat within the Woodlake Community, whether stored at your home or at an assigned WCA post or T-rack, and that you have read and understand the Personal Property Tax Note and the RELEASE herein.

▶ Signed____________________________________________________________________________Date___________________

Office Use Only:DS=Day Sailor HPP=Harbour Park Post HPT=Harbour Park T-Rack SCP=Shelter Cove Post SCC=Shelter Cove CoveSCT=Shelter Cove T-Rack L=Lower Rack M=Middle Rack U=Upper Rack

WCA Boat Registration Sticker # ____________________________ WCA Assigned Boat Space # ___________________________

Date Paid_________________________ CC__________Cash__________Check #__________ Amount Paid ________________

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Common Property Part of what makes Woodlake so attractive is the amount of Common Property throughout the community, including over 5 miles of waterfront Common Property. It also provides natural sound barriers, privacy, and a home to area wildlife. All property owners in Woodlake also own the Common Property, but there are rules regarding its use.

No resident may use the Common Property for personal structures such as play sets, dog houses, sports equipment, sheds, barbecues, or gardens. Residents may not mow, landscape, or remove trees on Common Property. Remember, Common Property belongs to everyone in Woodlake, so please treat it with respect and help us keep it clean!

The variety and color of our trees from spring until fall is an added bonus to living on the lake. The downside of this glorious array of colors, shapes and sizes is the cleanup - otherwise known as Fall Leaf Management - a time consuming, back breaking and costly endeavor! Here's the good news: According to Mike Goatley, Extension Turf Specialist/Associate Professor, Crop & Soil Environmental Sciences at Virginia Tech, there are alternative lawn leaf management practices that are environmentally safe and cost effective.

Using a rotary mower and not bagging your clippings will chop the leaves and allow for decomposition into the soil. Studies conducted at Purdue, Michigan State, and Cornell Universities have shown that the application of this shredded leaf mulch will not harm lawns and adds nutrients and organic matter back into the soil.

A few preliminary steps should be taken before you begin:

• Make sure your mower is in good shape - blades sharp and filters clean. You will need to sharpen and clean more often if using your rotary mower for this purpose.• Clean the area of sticks and debris. This will reduce the risk of injury and improve the life of your mower.• Mow leaves when slightly moist but not soaking wet. Slightly wet will help reduce dust. Soaking wet will cause

unnecessary strain on your mower.• Wear appropriate clothing and safety equipment such as goggles and an air mask.• Realize that leaf mulching is not a single event, but needs to be done several times - your mower will thank you!

Note that, while the above method will effectively eliminate much of the labor of leaf removal, pine needles will not mulch in the same way and will not decompose at the same rate.

For the step-by-step procedure, please check out the website publication provided by your local extension office at: http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/430/430-521/430-521.html

For more information on this and other lawn management topics, contact Chesterfield Extension Services at (804) 751-4401.

Also refer to page 17 for information about our two annual Community Cleanups where you can dispose of yard debris, free of charge!

Leaf Management Techniques

Woodlake is in a

NO BURNarea of

Chesterfield County. Open fires are prohibited

at all times.

Virginia Cooperative ExtensionPlease visit the VCE web site at offices.ext.vt.edu/chesterfield/ for more information on leaves and many other lawn care topics. You can also contact them at:

6807 Mimms Loop P.O. Box 146 Chesterfield, VA 23832Main Office: (804) 751-4401 Fax: (804) 751-0515

Hours: 8:00 AM. to 5:00 PM. Monday - Friday

Yard Waste and Leaf DisposalAs mentioned above, personal use of Common Property is not permitted. Additionally, dumping of grass clippings, leaves, limbs, dead plants, Christmas trees, lumber, or trash is not permitted.

If you have waste that needs disposal and your garbage collector will not take it, please use one of the Chesterfield County landfills. There are two locations for public landfill dumping in Chesterfield County. The closest one to Woodlake is:

Northern Area Convenience Center3200 Warbro RoadMidlothian, VA 23112

HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 9:30 AM-6 PM Closed Wednesday and Thursday

For more information, including current gate fees, call Chesterfield County Landfill and Dump information at 804-748-1297.


Who Takes Care Of Common Property?It is the policy of the WCA to leave most of our Common Property as natural as possible. Of course, we always have safety in mind, so there are times when you'll see our Maintenance Crew removing a dead tree, clearing a drainage ditch, or repairing a bridge or bike trail.

Common Property also includes the numerous community parks throughout Woodlake, such as East West Legacy Park, our two boat mooring areas, tot lots, and stop-a-whiles. Our crew is often spotted working in these areas in all types of weather, making sure they're safe and attractive.

Though it is the responsibility of the WCA to maintain these areas, we rely heavily on residents to alert us to problems. With over 400 acres of Common Property and 12+ miles of bike trails, we always need your help. If you spot a problem, please don't hesitate to call our office at 739-4344 to let us know!

The Swift Creek Reservoir is part of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed system, meaning that there are legal ramifications for any alteration and/or use of waterfront properties. Because of this, and because it is also the source of our drinking water, WCA is committed to being good stewards of the lake and its surrounding lands.

Though your property may be designated as "waterfront," residential property lines do not actually go to the water's edge, and use of that property is governed by the WCA Covenants. A summary of restrictions and permitted uses can be found in the Blue Pages of the Woodlake Community Directory.

Before making any modifications on Waterfront Common Property, please call the WCA at 739-4344 and speak to the Community Standards Manager.

Waterfront Property Owners

Waterfront property owners are permitted to moor one boat on the shoreline. A small access path is permitted, with prior written permission. WCA Covenants do not allow docks to be constructed on the waterfront; however, an approved Erosion Prevention Device (EPD) is permitted. For consistency, all EPDs must be constructed and installed according specific measurements and standards. Plans are provided by the WCA and may be picked up at our office.

If you need an extension cord for your boat's batteries and it will cross a bike trail, WCA requires it to be covered for safety. Approved cord covers can be purchased at the WCA.

Off-shore anchoring of boats is not permitted, as the land under the lake does not belong to WCA or any Woodlake resident.

Waterfront Boat Mooring

New ResidentChecklist

We've put together this handy checklist to help you make sure you've taken care of the essentials as a new Woodlake resident. Page numbers are listed to help you find the necessary information in this newsletter.

Arrange for trash pickup service and order recycling bin (pg 4)

Order mailbox and/or nameplate (pg 4)

Set up WCA assessment payments (pg 4)

Provide e-mail to WCA to stay up to date! (pg 5)

Follow WCA on Facebook (pg 5)

Stop by WCA to pick up a Community Directory, Trail Map and parking pass

Enroll your kids in their new schools (pg 6)

Register your boat(s)(pgs 10-11)

Make arrangements for RV, trailer, or boat storage (pg 10)

Join the Woodlake Swim & Racquet Club (pg 16)

Register and/or vaccinate your pets (pg 18)

Because Woodlake's streets are public, WCA cannot prohibit soliciting. Residents should be careful when buying from someone at their door. Always ask to see photo ID and a county-issued permit to solicit. (Some non-profit organizations are exempt from needing a permit.)

"No Solicitation" signs are available at the WCA office. One standard sign may be placed below the doorbell or in the side light window next to the front door.

Solicitation

At the time of a local, state, or national election, one political sign not exceeding l6 square feet in size may be placed on a property owner's front yard only for a period not longer than 30 days prior to day of the election.

Political Signs


MoonlightMovies

at the PavilionThe purposes and activities of the WEC include the following:• Develop and implement educational programs and activities for the Woodlake community.• Assist the BOD with decisions regarding enviromental issues.• Pursue funding for environmental projects/issues.• Stay abreast of key environmental issues that may effect Woodlake, and advise the WCA BOD accordingly.• Coordinate with local and state agencies, developers, other community associations, local businesses and political leaders, and other environmental groups, as needed on environmental issues that impact the community.• Assist residents and WCA with implementation of Common Property Improvement Program proposals and implementation.• Educate the community regarding the health of the lake and how to be good stewards of the reservoir.

If you're interested in environmental issues, or if you're an avid gardener or Master Gardener, the WEC would love to have you attend a meeting and possibly serve on the committee in the future. Please call the WCA for more information about upcoming meetings.

Woodlake Environmental Committee

Teen CurfewSec. 14-19. --It shall be unlawful for any child under the age of 18 years to be upon the streets or in other public places in the county between 11:00 p.m. and daylight of the following day unless accompanied by a parent, guardian or some adult person lawfully in charge of such child. This section shall not be construed to prohibit children under 18 years of age from discharging their employment duties or attending religious, school or civic organizational functions unaccompanied by a parent, guardian or other adult person.

NoiseSec. 14-26. Noise--Unreasonably loud, etc.--Prohibited.No person shall create any unreasonably loud or disturbing noise in the county. Noise of such character, intensity or duration as to be detrimental to the life or health of any person or to unreasonably disturb or annoy the quiet, comfort

From the Chesterfield County Code of OrdinancesCode Clips

or repose of any person is hereby prohibited. This includes, but is not limited to, noise from pets, radios and loudspeakers or any electronic or mechanical device used for the amplification of sound, shouting of vendors, ringing of bells, or the creation of any excessive noise near a school.

GunsSec. 14-14. Pneumatic guns generally --A pneumatic gun is defined as any implement, designed as a gun,that will expel a BB or a pellet by action of pneumatic pressure, including, but not limited to a paintball gun that expels by action of pneumatic pressure plastic balls filled with paint for the purpose of marking the point of impact.

No person shall discharge any pneumatic gun on or across any street, sidewalk, alley, public road or public land of the county except on a properly constructed shooting range or on other property where firearms may be discharged.

Guns & MinorsSec. 14-16 --No minor shall discharge any pneumatic gun outdoors within 300 feet of the dwelling of another, a business establishment, private building, public gathering or public meeting place, unless the minor is accompanied by his parent or guardian, or otherwise supervised in accordance with this section. Any minor below the age of 16 who uses pneumatic guns on private or public property shall be supervised by a parent, guardian, or other adult supervisor approved by a parent or guardian. Minors the age of 16 or older may, with the written consent of a parent or guardian, use a pneumatic gun at any place designated for such use by the county or on private property with the consent of the owner.Any minor, whether permitted by a parent or guardian to use a pneumatic gun or not, shall be responsible for obeying all laws, regulations and restrictions governing such use.

Any person violating the provisions of sections 14-14 through 14-16 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than $500.00.

The Woodlake Environmental Committee was established by the Board of Directors (BOD) in 2008. It consists of nine BOD-appointed members, a BOD liaison, and a staff liaison. The WEC meets monthly and regularly reports to the BOD.


• Don't Block MailboxesBe aware of residents' mailboxes when parking on the street, and make sure not to park where it could cause problems for the mail carrier.

• Don't Block DrivewaysSome neighborhood roads are very narrow, and parking directly across from a neighbor's driveway could make it very difficult to back out. Try to avoid parking directly across from driveways.

• Who To Call About Problems On The StreetsThe WCA encourages residents to park all vehicles in driveways or garages, but because the association doesn't own the streets, we have no legal jurisdiction over them, nor can we restrict who uses them. This means that parking violations, speeding, and other problems in the streets cannot be addressed by WCA. For such issues, please contact the Chesterfield County Police at their non-emergency number,748-1251.

NOTE: On-street parking is NOT prohibited in Chesterfield County. Please call the police ONLY if you feel that a vehicle is impeding the road enough that emergency vehicles could not pass, or if it is causing a traffic hazard.

• Please Use Bike Trails For Walking, Running And BikingWoodlake has over 12 miles of trails for safe and scenic walking, running and biking. The Woodlake Board of Directors strongly discourages such activities on our roads to make it safer for everyone.

• Motorized Vehicles On TrailsNo motorized vehicles of any kind are allowed on the trails, except as may be required by disabled persons.

Woodlake Streets Roads In Woodlake Are Maintained By VDOTFor paving, potholes and general maintenance, we depend on VDOT (Virginia Department Of Transportation). If you have a particular area of concern, we encourage you to contact them at 1-800-FOR-ROAD(1-800-367-7623).

We also depend on VDOT for snow removal; however, our Maintenance Department does clear and sand the main parkways and dangerous neighborhood entrances immediately following a storm. After that, we ask residents to be patient while waiting for VDOT to get to the interior of the neighborhoods. You can help them by moving vehicles out of the street prior to the storm so the way is clear when the plows arrive!

Prepare For Snow BeforeIt Happens

• Move cars out of the streets to make clearing easier for plows - and safer for your car.

• Park cars behind each other down the length of your driveway before the snow starts. You'll have a longer, clear path and less to shovel.

• Buy all necessary supplies and groceries before the snow hits, then relax, be patient, and enjoy the scenery until the roads are clear!

NEED A BABYSITTER?WANT TO BE A BABYSITTER?The WCA maintains a list of babysitters in Woodlake. Find a sitter or have your name added to the list!

TEEN HANDYMAN LIST

Woodlake teens and adults will walk your pets daily or feed and water them while you're on vacation.

Stop by the WCA to pick up any of the above lists, call to request a FAX copy, or request one at [email protected].

The WCA does not endorse or recommend anyone on the above lists. Please be sure to check references carefully.

Lawn mowing, raking, and more are services Woodlake teens have to offer.

PET SITTERS AND WALKERS


One of the many benefits of living in Woodlake is the convenience of having a club that offers swimming, tennis, fitness and a whole host of year-round family activities without ever leaving the community!

Conveniently Located!Outdoor Tri-Pool Complex • Indoor Heated Pool

3-Foot Kids Pool Area • High and Low Diving BoardsOutdoor Pool with 60-Foot Slide and Mushroom Feature

Swim & Dive Teams • Kids' Classes & Activities12 Clay Tennis Courts • 4 Hard Surface Tennis CourtsTennis Leagues, Tournaments & Camps • Tennis ProsClubhouse with Tiki Bar • Friday Cheers All Summer!

4 Sand Vollyball Courts • Outdoor Regulation Basketball CourtActivity Park & Playground • Nursery with CPR-Trained Staff

Fitness Center & Personal Trainers • Cycling ClassesMassage Therapy • Over 200 Monthly Classes

Triathlon Training • Annual 5K Turkey TrotFull-Time Activities Director

25 Great ReasonsTo Join WSRC! Membership, 739-9095

Aquatic & Fitness Center (AFC) 739-3454

Swim & Racquet Club 739-4120

WSRC BIlling, 739-8600

General Manager Debbie Gordon, 739-3454

WAMC ManagerJim Beckner, 523-4192

Web Pagewww.woodlakesrc.com

Club Contacts

The Woodlake Bargain Board is a Buy, Sell, Trade (BST) page on Facebook that is maintained and monitored by the Woodlake Community Association. The Board is exclusively for Woodlake residents to connect with each other for buying and selling right here at home!

The Board is user-driven, and members create their own terms, pricing, etc., and carry out all exchanges of goods and services.

Woodlake Bargain Board on FacebookBuy, Sell and Trade With Your Woodlake Neighbors!

Membership requires a Facebook account. To request membership, send an email to [email protected] for a link to the page and instructions for joining. Once your submission has Administrator approval, you'll be ready to get started!

NOTE: Approvals are processed Monday-Friday during regular business hours.


The WCA will do all the advertising!

No registration necessary.No central location:

hold it at your own home.

Watch the monthly Life on the Lake newsletter each spring and fall for information about this twice-a-year event.

BI-ANNUAL

WOODLAKE

COMMUNITY

YARD SALE

YARD SALEPOLICIESThe WCA sponsors two community yard sales each year, but residents may hold personal yard sales at any time. We do ask that you familiarize yourself with and adhere to the WCA Sign Policies.

Yard Sale signs may be placed only at the entrance to your neighborhood and only on the day of the sale. The sign must be acquired from the WCA, and a deposit will be collected for its use. The deposit will be refunded in full if the sign is returned to the WCA in good condition within 30 days.

Signs not acquired from the WCA, signs placed anywhere other than the neighborhood entrance, or signs put out on any day other than the day of the sale will be removed. WCA-acquired signs that are found anywhere other than the neighborhood entrance or at any time other than on the day of the sale will be removed, and the deposit will not be returned. Residents may be charged a fee for "illegally" placed signs, in accordance with the Woodlake sign policies. For the complete WCA Sign Policy, please go to woodlakeonline.com and click on "Documents" at the top of the page.

When residents acquire the "legal"

YARD SALE SIGN

from the WCA, the sale will be posted at woodlakeonline.com FREE OF CHARGE!

Bi-Annual WCA Community Cleanups

Each year, the WCA helps residents to improve their property by offering a spring and fall Community Cleanup. We'll provide dumpsters and other service trucks such as Shred-It and Goodwill. All you have to do is get your waste to the Woodlake Swim & Racquet Club parking lot.

These events are open to all Woodlake residents and property owners, so watch your monthly Life on the Lake newsletter for dates,times and acceptable materials for disposal.


Don't Forget Your Pets!

Any dog four months of age or older must be licensed annually. A license will not be issued unless there is proof the dog has been vaccinated for rabies. Licenses for male and female dogs are $7. Licenses for spayed or neutered dogs are $5. Cats are not required to be licensed.

For more information, please call Chesterfield County Animal Control at 804-748-1683.

Dogs or cats brought into Chesterfield County must have current rabies vaccinations, or they must be vaccinated by a licensed veterinarian within 30 days of the date the animal entered the county. The vet will provide you with a tag and certificate of vaccination for your records.

Dogs And Cats Must Have Rabies Vaccinations

License Your Dog Annually

Chesterfield CountyLeash Law

Ownership of more than three dogs per family is prohibited in any residential district. A special exception permit is required for four or more adult dogs. If you need a special permit, contact the Chesterfield County Zoning Office at (804) 748-1050.

Do You Have More Than Three Dogs?

Noise Ordinance Regarding Animals

It is against the law to permit your dog to run loose in Chesterfield County, even if the animal is within voice command. If a dog is running loose, it is the duty of the animal control officer to catch and impound it in the Animal Control Shelter. Under Chesterfield County's current leash law, dogs must be on a leash at all times when not on the dog owner's property.

The Red-Tailed Hawk is commonly spotted in Woodlake year-round.

Bird Watchers:Almost 130 different bird species have been identified in Woodlake. For a complete list, go to woodlakeonline.com and look for the Environmental Committee link in the Quick Guide at the right of the page. Under the list of articles, you'll see one entitled Birds of Woodlake, which contains an extensive chart showing the birds and what time of year they may be sighted. Happy bird watching!

Responsible pet owners clean up after their pets!Please help keep Woodlake clean and healthy.

Use our pet waste stations, or bag and dispose of waste at home.

• When it rains, bacteria and pathogens in pet waste wash directly into our storm sewers, then into our waterways, untreated!

• Nutrients in pet waste encourage algae growth and aquatic weeds to grow out of control in a waterway. The decaying algae, in turn, releases ammonia, which kills fish and other aquatic life, and smells bad!

• A single gram of pet feces can contain 23 million fecal coliform bacteria! High levels of this bacteria can make water unsafe for human contact like fishing , swimming or drinking.

• Diseases and infections that can be spread by pet waste include salmonella, campylobacteriosis, toxoplasmosis, e.coli and tuberculosis!

Pet waste is a DANGER to your HEALTH and to our LAKE!

Allowing any animal or bird to cause frequent or long-continued noise that disturbs the comfort and repose of any person in the vicinity to an extent that constitutes a nuisance is considered a violation of the Chesterfield County Noise Ordinance.

Be considerate of your neighbors, and be aware of the noise your pets make when left outside alone, especially if you leave them for long periods while you're away. An animal found to be in violation of the noise ordinance may be impounded by county officials.


CAUTION:BIRD CROSSING!

Woodlake's geese and ducks are very fondof crossing the parkway at the main

entrance on Hull Street Road.

Please slow down and be cautious when entering Woodlake.

Our lake naturally attracts a lot of ducks and geese, and their presence adds to the ambiance and "wild" feeling in East West Legacy Park. Kids love to feed the waterfowl, but parents should know that there are several downsides to what may seem like harmless family fun. Feeding the birds is not good for them - or for us.

Ducks and geese are extremely greedy and can consume large amounts of bread. They are also very good at convincing humans that they are underfed when, in fact, they may have been eating all day. If they are offered food, they will eat it, whether or not they're really hungry. Your stale bread is great for feeding the waterfowl, right? No! Birds that eat too much bread or other "people food" may not get the nutrients they need to be healthy. In natural conditions, they will eat a healthy variety of plants, natural grains and invertebrates, providing them with a balanced diet. Waterfowl can suffer from malnutrition from being overfed by humans.

In addition to being unhealthy for the birds, uneaten bread will fall to the bottom of the lake where it collects and breeds harmful bacteria. This, combined with the increased fecal matter from an unnatural amount of waterfowl, causes more aggressive algae growth, resulting in ugly, smelly algae bloom. When that happens, the county often has to add chemicals to the lake - our drinking water - to treat it. Furthermore, feeding them encourages migratory birds to stay, increases their population, and feeds into the whole, unhealthy cycle.

Perhaps the most immediately noticeable problem from feeding the waterfowl is the increase in fecal matter on our bike trails and grassy areas, such

as at the pavilion where people sit and lie on the grass at events. The birds will naturally be attracted to these areas if they become accustomed to being fed there. Experts also warn that fed birds will lose their wariness of humans and become more aggressive.

We don't need to feed the waterfowl in order to enjoy them. In fact, the best thing to do for both humans and the wildlife we love is to let them be wild. Observe and enjoy, but please don't feed the birds!

We're Stuffed!Feeding The Waterfowl Can Be Harmful To Them And To Us

Feeding the waterfowl is prohibited

in East West Legacy Park.

IT'STHELAW

LEASH YOUR DOG

in Chesterfield County

Life On The LakeWoodlake Community Association14900 Lake Bluff ParkwayMidlothian, Virginia 23112804-739-4344www.woodlakeonline.com

All movies begin at 8:30 PM

Woodlake residents and accompanied guests

only, please.

There are no rain dates for Moonlight Movies.

Just The Facts• Over 12 miles of paved bike trails• Private waterfront park with picnic shelter and amphitheater• Lakefront community parties with live bands• Annual Labor Day fireworks• Boat mooring areas with launch ramps and parking• Waterfont Stop-A-Whiles• 14 Tot Lots• Boat house for small boat rentals• Pontoon boats• Over 400 acres of common property• 1700 acre reservoir• Over 5 miles of shoreline• 2 Elementary schools inside of Woodlake• On-site Swim & Racquet Club offering swimming, tennis and fitness!• Cul-de-sac neighborhoods• Beautifully maintained landscaping• On-site management and maintenance staff

Some of the reasons Woodlake is a great place to live!