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SPRING 2014 NEWSLETTER SHARBOT LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION

Minutes of the
Sharbot Lake Property Owners’ Association
2013 Annual General Meeting
Held at the Oso Town Hall
Sat 20 July 2013

The meeting commenced at 10:10 am

Welcome to Meeting- Carol Coupland
Carol welcomed the 68 people in attendance and the guest presenters Paul Lehman & Liam Towers. Caleb Yee
of the Mississippi Valley Office was also in attendance to answer questions and provide information

Minutes of the 2012 AGM
Minutes of the 2012 AGM had been available on line as well as mailed out to those who do not have e-mail.
Jane Berryman moved that the minutes be approved. This was seconded by Rem Westland. Carried.

President’s Report- Carol Coupland
Carol introduced the current executive and thanked them for their work over the past year.
Carol gave a review of the years activities

Fish Fry

• August 2012 another great success! 234 people attended
• This years Fish Fry is August 4th 2013 doors open 4:45
Newsletter

• published Spring 2013
• Mailed to members without email access in June 2013
• available on our website www.slpoa.ca
Island Septic Pumping

Reasonable cost
• Thanks to C. Jones/L. Gaudet
Publicized
• Frontenac News (editorial)
• SLPOA emails (x2)

The Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA)
RVCA has created a survey for lake and river users that asks questions about algae and aquatic plants on their
water body. This survey is being conducted in response to an increasing number of concerns about algae and
aquatic plants in recent years. Please take 15 minutes to respond to this survey. Handouts are available or visit
our website www.slpoa.ca and click on the RVCA survey.

Mississippi Valley Watershed
Mississippi Valley Conservation terminated the FLOOD WATCH statement issued June 27 for Dalhousie Lake
in early July. Water levels and flows for Dalhousie Lake and Mississippi Lake are expected to return to normal
conditions for this time of year by mid July barring any significant rainfall. Water levels on all upper lakes will
also be slowly returning to normal conditions over the next few weeks.

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