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SAVE THE LAKE
4th Annual Lake
Lackawanna Beach Party and Pig Roast!
June
7 - Saturday, 3:00 –8:00pm
Pig Roast sponsored by the Lackawanna Sportsmen!
Join the party
BYOB
The Beach will provide burgers and dogs, soda and water.
Don’t forget your sunscreen and a chair or blanket!.
Suggested donation $5 per family
Rain date June 8th.
This is your last chance to return your membership
applications before the rates increase.
Contact: Rick Proctor
rwp95@yahoo.com
LLIC Board of Directors Elections
Board member elections were recently held at The LLIC
Annual Shareholder’s Meeting on September 14, 2007. We
are happy to report that the entire Board was reelected
by an overwhelming majority! At the following regular
Board meeting Tom Falleni was nominated and elected
as our new President. We thank Tom for taking on
this role, and wish him luck in the coming year. The
Board also wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to
Bill Koellhoffer for years of great service as our
President. In addition to this change, there are some
new faces on the Board as well. For a complete list of
Directors please follow the link below.
Board of Directors -
updated September, 2007
Byram Township Municipal
Ordinance
Weeds
can often be unsightly to your neighbors' as well as
harbor snakes and insects. The
following is Byram Township's ordinance regarding the
weed management on one's property.
Property Maintenance
Code #186-15: Exterior Property Areas
Section D.
Weeds. All premises and
exterior property shall be maintained free from weeds ro
plant growth in excess of 10 inches (254 mm). All
noxious weeds shall be prohibited. "Weeds" shall be
defined as all grasses, annual plants and vegetation,
other than trees or shrubs; provided, however, this term
shall not include cultivated flowers and gardens
Healthy Lawns and Landscapes
Many
homeowners are recognizing the role lawn care plays in
keeping our lake healthy. The root systems of grass are
very shallow and do little to inhibit erosion or filter
runoff. In fact, lawns have little more benefit to your
lake than pavement! In addition, fertilizers and
pesticides for your lawn wash into the lake, adding huge
amounts of nutrients that feed the weeds in the lake; we
certainly don't want to feed our weeds!
Here is
a great brochure from the Chatham Township Board of
Health in conjunction with the Chatham Township
Environmental Commission, with tips for maintaining
healthy lawns and landscapes without negatively
impacting the lake. Please take the time to read it and
use it in practice!
Healthy Lawns and Landscapes Brochure
Lake Lackawanna Restoration $150
Flow Chart "click to view"
Archives
These
are letters and flyers we've issued over the last year.
You may want to search for
topics by keyword.
2007 --
Spring Newsletter
2007 -- Fall
Newsletter
2007 -- Save the Lake
2007 -- Save the Lake 2
2007 -- A Message from the
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