Lake of Egypt Association of Property Owners - Leapo - Lake of Egypt Property Owners Association

LEAPO Meetings

Second Tuesday of every month

7:00 pm

at the Lake of Egypt Firehouse

Everyone is welcome

LEAPO is looking for Assistance......

We need new volunteers and subdivision representatives. If we want to keep programs going we need help. Click on Subdivisions in the left column to see if your subdivision is represented....... if not volunteer. If it is represented and you are willing to help out.... go to a board meeting and let them know.

See the newsletter for information on Eblasts. A great way to keep up with coming events; boil orders; cautions; other community information. You can opt out of eblast by sending a note to JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING

Don't miss out on your bargains! See the sponsor list and the discounts and specials for LEAPO members.

Happy Thanksgiving.!! We wish you a happy and safe holiday season!

PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT

Posted 911 addresses required

A call from Williamson County 911 has prompted this Public Safety Announcement.

It has been noticed by 911 officials – BOTH Williamson And Johnson Counties – while driving through the Lake of Egypt Area, that residents mark their mailbox with the house number, but many neglect to mark the house as well.

PLEASE….make sure both the mailbox and the house are properly marked so that emergency services can easily find your location.

SPLASH !

By Alun Hughes

Once again a sigh of relief as we move into Fall – the cool weather that we have been hoping for – just remember this when we are digging out. Our large animal population seems to have moved in, a doe and two fauns are hanging around our mail box – much to the dog’s indignation, and we saw a glowing fox on the steps leading to the lake – he was licking his lips and looked satisfied. Learn about the homing turtles of EBP in this issue

The LEFD Fun Day was a great success, judging by the number of hotdogs, cotton candy and sno-cones consumed. I can vouch for the last, we ran out of ice and flavoring.

LEAPO is reviving the grant program which proved popular a couple of years ago. The committee appointed to review the procedure and outline the rules will report in October.

One of the member concerns was the possible pollution of the Lake by invasive species, considering the number of fishing tournaments, a problem covered in the Anchor.

One recurring theme is the availability of covenants and restrictions for the LEAPO subdivisions. These have now been copied from the Johnson County archives and are being transferred to the LEAPO web site. Please check them out and let us know of corrections and updates. We hope to get the Williamson County material soon.

The 2-1-1 system is coming to our area. More details inside

Finally, we have lost Sue Nash, a very involved member of the board. LEAPO has made a donation to Breast Cancer Research in her memory

Alun Hughes

Respectfully Submitted:

Alun Hughes, President