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This
site was last updated on 10/10/08.
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See
the Friday
Flyer for more news and information
for
and about the Lake Monticello community.
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BOARD
WORK SESSION: Mon.,
Oct. 13, at 7PM in the Terrace Room to
discuss Eagles Nest finances and plans
for the future.
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AD
HOC COMMITTEE FOR LEGISLATIVE REVIEW kickoff
meeting Mon., Oct. 20, at 7PM at the Operations
Building to review recent legislative
changes as they apply to LMOA
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NEXT
MEETING ON 2009 BUDGET will
be a Board of Directors work session with
the Finance Committee and staff on Tues.,
Oct. 21, at 7PM in the Faulconer Room
(note
time change).
Discussion will continue on operating
budgets, and the Committee will continue
finalizing its recommendations on new
initiatives, reserves, Lake Health, Safety
& Security and Marina.
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HALLOWEEN
HOUSE DECORATING CONTEST
Entry forms are available at the Administration
Office or online at www.lmoa.org
. Deadline to
enter: Oct. 19.
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VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED FOR OCTOBERFEST
on
Sat., Oct. 25. Call LMOA at (434) 589-8263.
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FLU
SHOT CLINIC by Fluvanna Health
Dept Mon., Oct. 20, 10AM -- 12N and 4
-- 6PM in the Terrace Room. Cost is $30.
B ring Medicare and supplemental insurance
cards, Medicaid or Medicaid HMO cards,
Southern Health or Anthem insurance cards.
Other options: Checks or correct amount
cash.
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2nd
Annual
KIDS'
"PROTECT OUR LAKE" POSTER CONTEST
It's
time to get creative and do your part
to help protect the health and wellbeing
of our lake. For details and to enter,
see the flyer/entry form that is being
delivered to residents’ mailbox
cubbyholes during the week of Sept. 21,
or click here.
Contest
deadline is October 17.
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LAKE
HEALTH MANAGER NEEDED
to
guide its Lake Health Program. Three-year
appointment.
Job description and examples of action
over the past 5+ years are available
click here
or
contact Meg Gore at 589-8263, ext. 110.
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NEW
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY HELPS BEAUTIFY COMMUNITY
Lake
Monticello Beautification Corps new telephone
directory is available at LMOA Office
art just $10 each. Proceeds
support beautification projects around
community.
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FALL
CLEAN UP HAS BEGUN
Three
large dumpsters have been placed at Tufton
Lake so residents can discard unusable
items that are too large for regular trash
pick up. Open 7AM to 7PM
daily, except when full. The dumpsters
can be emptied on Monday mornings and
Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Restrictions
apply. See
special flyer delivered to all residents
or click
here.
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GREENING
OF LAKE MONTICELLO CONTINUES
For
information about LMOA's new leaf composting
program,
2008
Fall Clean Up and the economics of recycling,
click here.
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REMINDER
ABOUT POLITICAL SIGNS
- Post
on the owner's property only
- Time
limited to not more than 40 days (30
days prior to the election through 10
days after)
- Size
maximum: 576 square inches each
- No
limit to number of signs
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WHAT
KIND OF PLASTIC CAN WE RECYCLE?
#1
(PET) and #2 (HDPE) only. Check the bottom
of plastics for the code.
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FIVE
WAYS TO LIVE GREENER
•
Reduce use of disposable items.
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Reuse items rather than considering them
disposable.
•
Recycle everything possible within Waste
Management's guidelines. (See Summer-Fall
LM News.)
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Recycle leaves through LMOA's new leaf
composting program.
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Recycle unwanted but useable items through
Community Yard Sale, or donate to charitable
organizations.
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LAKE
WATER QUALITY: The LMOA
Lake Preservation Committee reminds residents
that contamination of the lake can occur
at any time after heavy rains. Notices
will be posted at the beaches and by LMOA
information resources for confirmed contamination
only. Please protect your
health by avoiding lake water contact
for 24 to 48 hours after heavy rain or
until any posted restrictions have been
lifted.
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NO,
LAKE MONTICELLO: The Board has NOT scheduled
a deer kill!
We
sincerely regret that some members prefer
to use scare tactics rather than giving
LMOA the opportunity to research how best
to manage the deer population in our community.
An unsigned flyer being distributed throughout
the community has needlessly frightened
many residents. No decision
has been made to take any action of any
kind. The Wildlife
Management Committee, working with Staff,
many members of the community and regulatory
agencies, continues its comprehensive
research on the many options for managing
deer In a community such as ours. For
more information, see the Committee's
article in the Summer-Fall 2008 Lake Monticello
News, to be delivered next week.
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PLEASE
DON'T PUT ANYTHING IN OUR LAKE THAT DIDN'T
COME OUT OF IT!
The
health and enjoyment of our lake depend
on us.
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REMINDER
TO ALL RESIDENTS ABOUT GOLF COURSE
•
No dogs or bike riding is permitted at
any time.
•
Practice is permitted only on the driving
range and putting green.
•
Please register at the Pro Shop before
practice or play.
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KEEP
YOURSELF SAFE -- LIGHTEN UP!
Bikers,
runners and walkers, please wear light
colored clothing
or
reflective strips when using LM roads.
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GATE
ENTRY PROBLEMS? call Andrea at
589-8263, ext. 102.
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EMPLOYMENT
LISTINGS
For information on current full-time,
part-time, permanent and seasonal LMOA
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, click here:
LMOA
Employment.
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