In 2014 the Lake Use Committee wanted to explore new ways to bring special events to the community on the water and met with staff to collaborate. In 2015, the First Concert on the Rock was held, paid for by transferring funds from their Fish Stocking line item. The event…
As developers, F&H had controlled the LPOA and funded all the deficits from 1971-1978. In mid-1978, they forfeited their Board seats and left 100% of the control of Lakewood to the Homes Association members.
These bronze sculptures are a set of two herons designed for our East Lake Marina. This was followed by a second donated piece, “Touching Earth,” capturing a bald eagle landing in a well-landscaped dry creek bed at the West Lake Marina.
The Activities Committee wanted to create a fun community event to incorporate the Golf Course. They launched the Front Nine and Wine event, offering sponsored wines, cheese and crackers at the holes, along with fun games and prizes. The tournament was held annually, frequently sold out, and though it began…
Starting in 1978, developments were moving at a rapid pace. Fairway Homes Village was Platted and F&H started the development around the “front nine” of the golf course, calling it Fairway Homes Village, Section One. The East Lake Association was formed as the HOA for that development. In the meantime,…
This new development near the Quik Trip was not originally part of the planned development but was Annexed into the association by a vote of membership.
The East Lake Village pool failed to achieve certification in 2016, and reached the end of its life cycle. The funds to replace the pool had not been reserved in advance, and the rebuild project was expedited into Program 2020. The Grand Opening was Memorial Day Weekend of 2018. Project…
F&H operated the Golf Course as an anchor for their planned Lakewood Community Development. It operated under F&H for 13 years.
Special Votes are held when a decision is made that is not already provided for in the DCCR’s. For a Special Vote to pass, there must be higher than 50% voter approval on a ballot issue.
Program 2020 and the proposed dues structure was rejected by several residents, and the Davis et. al vs LPOA lawsuit was launched. This lawsuit would last through 2018, and derailed one of the major objectives of Project 2020: to replace the Cove Clubhouse with an outdoor Pavilion and an Activities…
