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TheSpringGeneralMembershipmeetingwillbeheldonWednesdayJune5,2019at7:30pmattheDeerfieldTownshipHall(locatedat4492CenterRoad).Pleaseplantoattend;youractiveparticipationhelpsalignprioritiesfortheBoard.OurJunemeetingwillhavethevariouscommitteereports,boardelectionsandabylawchangeproposal.TheannualLakeShannonBoardelectionwillbeheldatthismeeting.Thetwo-yeartermsforDaveIden,JimStenz,CarrieVarcoe,andMarkKennedyendthisJune.Allhaveagreedtoreturntotheboard.WewelcomeandthankSteveDumontforagreeingtojointheboardasACCchairperson,fillingtheremainingtermforDaveSheffield.IwillbesteppingofftheboardatourJunemeeting.MarkKennedyhasgraciouslyagreedtotakeovertheroleofPresident.JeffSchramhasagreedtorunfortheopenboardseat.ThankyoufortheopportunitytoserveourLakeShannoncommunity;theassociationisingreathands.ThisyearthereisaproposaltochangethebylawlanguageregardingBoatLimitation.Currentlytheboatlimitationis3motorizedwatercraft.Theproposedchangeaswrittenbelow,willbevotedonduringthemeetingonJune5th.By-LawChangeProposalARTICLEXI-Section3.BoatLimitations-Themaximumnumberofmotorizedwatercraftthatmaybemooredonanyonelotorbuildingplot(asdefinedinArticleVIII,section1.4)iseither(3)motorizedwatercrafts(or)(2)motorizedboatsand(2)personalwatercraft(PWC)asdefinedbytheUnitedStatesCoastGuard.Mooringincludes,withoutlimitation,placingonshore,tyingtodockorbuoy,anchoringoffshoreandplacinginaliftstationorasimilardevice.Alongwiththecontentprovidedinthisnewsletter,Iinviteyoutovisittheassociationwebsiteatwww.lakeshannon.com.Thewebsiteprovidesaccesstothebylaws,recentnewsletters,lakerules,trashpickupandrecyclingguidelines,SkiClubandSportsman’sClubinformation,aswellasotherhelpfultopics.

President’sReport INSIDETHISISSUEPresident’sReport 1BoardMemberRoster 2AccountsReceivable 2LakeLevelandEnvironmental 3ArchitecturalControlCommittee 35-yearPlanningCommittee 4WelcomingCommittee 4LakeShannonWaterSkiClub 5LakeShannonSportsman’sClub(LSSC) 5BoatStickersandLaunchKeys 6WeedControl 6WaterTreatmentNotification 7MosquitoControl 9ParksandIslands 9Spring2019LSAMeetingAgenda 9Fall2018MeetingMinutes 10LSAFinancialReportsasofMay2019 12SolidWasteServiceGuidelines 14LakeShannonBoatingMap/Courtesies 15

Published May2019

By Bruce Carr

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OurLakeShannoncommunityaddedmanynewfamiliestoourlakeoverthelastfewyears.Withtheboatingseasonuponus,thenumerousislandsonLakeShannoncancauseconfusionfortheboattrafficpattern.PleasereviewtheboattrafficpatternontheLakeShannonwebsite.Also,pleaseadheretothe“nowakezones”astheyhelpcreatesaferboatingconditionsandprotecttheshoreline.TheLakeShannonwebsitewww.lakeshannon.comhasacopyofMichigan’sBoatingLawsandResponsibilitiesHandbookaswellastheboattrafficmap.Also,rememberthatallMichiganBoatingLawsandRegulationsareapplicableonLakeShannon.LakeShannonisawonderfulcommunityduetothehardworkandeffortsofourneighborsthatvolunteeronvariouscommittees.TherearenumerouspeopleassociatedwiththeSportsmans’Club,theSkiClubandvariousAssociationcommittees.Thankyoutoeveryonethatvolunteerstheirtimeforthebettermentofourlakeandcommunity.Haveagreatsummeronthelake!Bruce

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AccountsReceivablebyCarrieVarcoeThankyoutoeveryonethathaspaidtheir2019dues!Yourcommitmenttoourcommunityandwayoflifeisappreciatedbyall.Asanassociation,wedependonreceivingallLakeShannonduesinatimelyfashioninordertopayforandtoenjoythemanyservicesourcommunityhastooffer.Failuretopayyour2019duesbyJune30,2019willresultintheimmediatelossofthefollowingservices:

• Boatrampaccess• Trashandrecyclingpickup• Mosquitospraying

Reminder:DuespaidAFTER3/31/19arethefullamount–nodiscountallowed.OnSeptember1st,liensarepreparedandfiledagainstpropertieswithunpaiddues.Whenliensarefiledthehomeownerreceivesaninvoiceforthelienfilingandreleasefeeof$150.00andalsothe7%interestfee.Propertythatholdsaliencannotbesolduntilallpastduesandmoniesowedarepaid.AtitlecompanywillcontactmewithanypendingsalesandrequestaDuesStatusLetterfromtheassociationwhichstateswhetherornotduesarepaidetc.ThenextstepforAccountsReceivableisthepreparationandfilingofliensagainstpropertieswithunpaiddues.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingdues,pleasecontactmeat810-714-0193.

Pleaseseewww.lake-shannon.comforthefollowing:

• CurrentByLaws• ArchitecturalApprovalForm• LakeRules• SkiClubInformation• Sportsmen’sClubInformation• GeneralMeetingMinutes• TrashPickupGuidelines

LakeShannonAssociationBoard

President:BruceCarr 449-6796

VicePresident&5-yrPlanningCommittee:

FrankMancusofrankm.lakeshannon@gmail.com

Treasury–Payable:MarkKennedy 629-3827

Treasury–Receivable:CarrieVarcoe 714-0193

Secretary–Recording:

DaveIden 629-7772

Secretary–Corresponding/Newsletter/Welcome:JimStenz 629-1931

ParksandIslands:RandyAndreen (248)703-1378

WeedControl/BoatLaunchSecurity:

JeffMasters (517)281-1623

ArchitecturalControlCommittee:SteveDumont (248)495-3905

LakeLevel/Environmental:

MikeBerry 210-6339

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Droneimagecredit:DustinVarcoe

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LakeLevelbyMikeBerryLakeShannonisnowbacktothesummerlevel.Iwillbekeepingthecurrentleveltowithinacoupleofinches,butpleaseunderstandgettingaheavyraincanmakethatdifficult.Idostartthatprocessassoonaspossible.IfyoudohaveanyquestionsorwouldliketounderstandtheworkingsofourLakeShannondam,pleasecallmeat(810)210-6339.EnvironmentalbyMikeBerryDuringthethreesummermonthsLakeShannonwillbetestedforE-colitoensurethelakeissafeforswimmingandfishing.Thefiveareastestedare:westpondoutlet,twinislandsswimbeach,swimbeachpark,FaussettRoadbridgeandeastpondoutlet.E-colilevelshavebeenlow.Thesafelimitis300countsper100mlandwehavebeenbelow10countsper100ml.Iwillpostreportsontheweb-siteandhotline.Zebramusselscontinuetobeathreat.Wheneveryouuseyourboat,fishinggear,scubaequipmentinanyotherbodyofwater,youmustcleanthemwithbleachorhotwaterandallowthemtodrytopreventmusselsfromenteringourlake.

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ArchitecturalControlCommittee(ACC)bySteveDumontWell,letmeintroducemyself,I'mSteveDumont.I'veownedanarchitecturaldesignbuildfirmforover32years.IwillbetakingovertheArchitecturalControlCommitteeforthelateDaveSheffield.TheSheffieldfamilyandtheLakeShannonFamilysufferedagreatlosswithDave'spassing.IwilltrymybesttofillhisshoesontheACC.Withthatsaid,let’saddressacoupleofissuesthatseemtokeepcominguparoundthelake.SHADETREEPRESERVATIONTheremovalofexistingshadetreesmustbeapprovedbytheACC.ApermitmustbeobtainedfromtheACCbybothLakeShannonAssociationvacantlotownersandhomeownersbeforeremovingthree(3)ormoreshadetreeswithina12monthperiod.Ashadetreeisdefinedasanytreemeasuring6inchesormoreindiameteratbreastheight(4-1/2feetaboveground)or20feetormoreinheight.Violatorsaresubjecttoreplacementofremovedtreeswithnursery-grownspecimensguaranteedfor1yearofsimilarsizeandspeciestobeapprovedbytheACC.OUTBUILDINGS/GAZEBOGazebosshallbeanall-wood,decorative,freestanding,opensidedstructureofnomorethan100sq.ft.ofusablespace(13feetindiameter).Nogazeboshallbepermanentinnature.Allgazebosmustbeabletobedisassembled.Windowsandscreensmustberemovable.Thedesign,size,materials,andlocationmustbeapprovedbytheACC.SOILEROSIONANDSEDIMENTATIONCONTROLAsperPart91oftheNaturalResourcesandEnvironmentalProtectionAct,theMichiganDEQrequiresthatallnewconstructionsitesadjacenttoLakesandWaterwaysmaintaintemporarysedimentationanderosioncontroluntilasuitablepermanentsolutionisapprovedandisinplace.Thismeansthatsiltfencesanderosioncontrolmechanismsmustbekeptinplaceuntilfinallandscapingiscompleted.PleasemaintaincompliancewiththeLivingstonCountypermitthathasbeenissued.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcerns,pleasefeelfreetocontactmeat248.495.3905.

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TrashWasteManagementhasprovidedRecyclingGuidelines.IsentthoseoutontheLakeShannonHotlineonApril28th.ThoseguidelinesarealsopostedontheLakeShannonWebsite.Iappreciateeveryone’sparticipationinrecyclingwhichhelpsinreducingwasteaddedtothelandfillsandalsoappreciateeveryonecomplyingwiththeWasteManagementGuidelines.TheWasteManagementContractexpiresinNovember,2019.IwillbeapproachingWasteManagementtonegotiatearenewalandmaygetbidsfromothercontractors.IhavereceivedgoodfeedbackfromresidentsaboutWasteManagementandtheyhavebeenveryresponsiveeverytimeIhaverequestedsomethingfromthem.Iwillbelookingintothepossibilityofrecyclingserviceeveryweekinsteadofeveryotherweek.WelcomingCommitteebyJimStenzWelcomenewownersonLakeShannon!Weareveryhappytohaveyouaspartofourcommunity.Ourboardwouldliketosupplynewowners/renterswithour“welcome”packetofinformationsuchasthephonedirectory,by-laws,organizations,contacts,etc..Unfortunately,themostdifficultpartwehaveisbecomingawareofournewneighbors.Pleasecontactmeat(810)629-1931(jimstenz@gmail.com)whensomeonenearyoumovesin.

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5-YearPlanningCommitteebyFrankMancusoLakeShannonRoadsImetwitharepresentativeoftheLivingstonCountyRoadCommission(LCRC)earlierthisspringtodevelopapunchlistofitemstocompletefortheRoadRepavingProject.AcoupleofweeksagotheLCRCandthecontractorreturnedtoaddgraveltotheshouldersoftheroads.Thatitemiscomplete.Wewereadvisedthatifanyhomeownerswishtoaddtopsoilandseed/sodtotheshoulderinfrontoftheirhometheymaydoso.Forhomeownerswhowishtodoso,youareaskedtorakebacksomeofthegravelbeforeaddingtopsoilandseed/sodtoensurethattheshoulderislowerthantheroadfordrainagepurposes.Thecontractorwillbereturningtocompletetherestofthepunchlistitemsassoonasthecontractorbecomesavailable.TheonlyexceptionisthattherearesometreesthatwillberemovedonLedgewoodnearFaussettRoadtoimprovetheline-of-sight(safety).ThetreescannotberemovedbeforeOctoberduetoendangeredbatsthatnestinthetrees.DredgingAsurveyofthethreebays(SurfwoodCourt,OreKnobCourtandTurtleBay)wascompletedonMay9th.Theamountofsedimenttoberemovedis:

• 4,293cubicyardsfromSurfwoodCove;• 5,946cubicyardsfromOreKnob;and• 3,653cubicyardsfromTurtleBayforatotalof• 13,892cubicyards.

Thesedimentisprimarilyfromorganicmaterialandsandyloamrunoffmaterial.Itwasnotedbythecontractorthatthesuspensionoforganicmaterial(typicallywhenboatsenterandleavethebays)contributestowaterqualityissues.TheDredgingCommitteewillbemeetingagainonJune3rd.AtthemeetingtheCommitteewillbe:

(1) finalizingalistofcontractorsthatwewillbeaskingtobidontheproject;

(2) finalizingaplanforsedimentstorageduringthedredgingprocess(thiswillincludeaplanforspoilsremovalwherenecessary–somepropertyownerswhohaveexpressedinterestinallowingsedimentstorageontheirpropertyarewillingtokeepthespoils);and

(3) developingaRequestforProposal(RFP)tosendtothecontractors.

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July13,2019LobsterRoastUpdate:NewandImprovedTicketProcess:TicketsgoonsaleSaturday,June8th.

Limitedto375Tickets.2019Ticketpriceswillbe$45forSteakand$45forlobster.OnlySportsmensClubmemberscanpurchasetickets,andyouarelimitedtoamaximumof14tickets.OpenTicketsalesstartJune17th–July7th,andtheticketpricesincreaseto$50each.2019duesof$25canbepaidattimeofticketpurchase.ContactSeanSpinneweberat(810)513-1901orScottHammondat(810)263-0030.(corrected)

Seeyouonthelake!-TheLobsterRoastCommittee

LakeShannonWaterSkiClubbyJeffSchramTheLakeShannonWaterSkiClubisaneighborhoodskiclubbuiltaroundthefunofwaterskiing.IfyouarearesidentofLakeShannon,wearealwayslookingfornewskiclubmembers.Whetheryoujustwanttoskitheslalomcourseorareinterestedinparticipatinginoneofourmanypracticedivisions,wewouldlovetohaveyou!TheSkiClubMeetandGreet/RegistrationisWed.May29th6:30pmat8014OreKnobDr.PracticesstartMon.June10that6pmat8014OreKnobandtheseasonendingskishowwillbeSaturday,August17th.Mondays,6:00pmShowTeam-ALakeShannontradition.ThisfamilyorientedteamisdesignedtohighlightthekidsofLakeShannon.Experiencedskiersskiingroupsandperforminaneighborhoodskishow.Wednesdays,6:30-8:30OpenDivision-AgreattimeforyourkidstouseANYoftheequipmentinourtrailersandskibehindsomeofthebestskiboatsonthelake.Thisistheperfectnighttolearnnewskillsorimproveoldones.Fridays,Noon-2PMSlalomCourse-Bringalunchandspendtheafternoonlearninghowtoskithecoursewithfriends.Basedonability,skierswillstartontheintermediatecourseandthenprogresstothefullcourse.Statswillbetrackedthroughouttheseasonsokidscanworktowardstheirpersonalbest.Additionaloff-laketournamentsareavailableforthosewhoareinterested.Sundays,Jump-ShowoffforthepontoonboatswhilejumpingoffoftheLSWSC’sjump.KidsarepulledbyexperienceddriversandlearntojumpfromsomeofLakeShannon’sbestjumpers.TBDWakeboard–DriversandInstructorsneeded!!!Jointheclub!Ifinterested,sendyourinquirytolakeshannonwaterskiclub@gmail.com.Familymembershipforthedivisionslistedaboveisonly$150fortheseason.MembershipapplicationcanbefoundontheLakeShannonwebsite.CompletedapplicationscanbedroppedoffattheHirt'shouse,7625ParkwoodDriveoremailedtolakeshannonwaterskiclub@gmail.com.Clubmembershipforrecreationalslalomcourseusersis$50tousethecourse.Pleasevisitwww.lake-shannon.comandclickontheSkiClubtabformoreinformation

LakeShannonSportsmen’sClub(LSSC)byAllanHerdmanTheobjectiveoftheclubistoprovideaforumforplanningsocialandrecreationalactivitiesfortheLakeShannoncommunity,toimprovethefishingecologyandotherrecreationalfacilitiesasdecidedbythegeneralmembershipoftheclub.TheLakeShannonSportsmen’sClubwouldliketoextendaninvitationforyoutojoinorrenewyourmembershipfor2019.Membershipfeeis$25.

President:AllanHerdman (810)629-6136VicePresident:ScottVelliky (517)304-1972Treasurer:HenryDodson (586)531-2255Secretary:HarmonPierce (507)358-1917

Pleaseseewww.sportsmensclub.weebly.comformembershipdetailsandupcomingevents

SocialandRecreationalOrganizations

Upcoming2019Events

• June5th LSAGeneralMembershipMtg• June7th LSSCMeeting• June8th LSSCBassFishingTournament• June9th FentonFootCareRun• June15th LSSCPontoonRally• June21st/22nd SubdivisionGarageSale• June22rd LSSCFamilyPicnic• June28th LSSCFloat-UpTheater• June29th FireworksCelebration• July12th LSSCLobsterRoastSet-up• July13th LSSCLobsterRoast• TBD LSSCGolfOuting• July26th LSSCFloat-UpTheater• August2nd LSSCClubMeeting• August3rd LSSCBurgers,BratsandBlues• August10th LSSC80’sRockIslandParty• August17th WaterSkiShow• August23rd LSSCFloat-UpTheater• August30th LSSCMeeting• September2nd LSSCChampagneBreakfast• September21st LSSCSoapBoxDerby•

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BoatStickers,KeysandLaunchSecuritybyJeffMastersBy-LawReminder:AllwatercraftownedbyLakeShannonpropertyownersmustberegistered,asrequiredbyStateLaw,andissuedstickersbytheAssociation.Oneofthesetwonon-transferablestickersistoappearonboththestarboardandportsideofthewatercraftimmediatelyaftoftheMichiganWatercraftRegistrationnumberposition.Yourboatsshouldhavegreen2019-2023boatingseasonstickers.Ifyoudonothavecurrentstickers,pleasesendaself-addressedandstampedreturnenvelopewithacopyoftheboatregistration(s)fortheboatsyouwishtosticker.LakeShannonAssociation

Attn:BoatStickerP.O.Box464Hartland,Michigan48353

Seeyouonthewater!WeedControlbyJeffMastersWhileit’struethatmostlakesandpondswillnaturallyhaveweedsandalgae,therearesomethingsyoucandotominimizethedegreetowhichtheyflourish.Thefollowingaresomesuggestionsincontrollingtheamountofnutrientsthatgetintothelakeorpondthroughsomeobviousandlessobviousways:Do’s• Whenyouplantorreplantyourlawn,useaseed

mixturewithahighpercentageoffescuegrass.Itrequiresmuchlessfertilizer,whichactsasanutrientfortheweeds&algaeinourlake.

• Leavegrassclippingsonthelawn.• Avoidfertilizingyourlawnorgarden.Ifyou

must,useaproductwithlittleornophosphorussuchas23-0-6,30-4-4or26-4-4.Lakeweedsandalgaearegoodsourcesofnutrientsforyourgarden.

• Uselakewaterforwateringyourlawnorgarden.• Rakeyourlawn(leaves)awayfromthelake.

Leavescontainlargeamountsofnutrients.• Startacompostpileusingleaves/weedsraked

fromthelake&usethecompostinyourgarden.

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• Maintainyoursepticsystemregularly.Itshould

bepumped&inspectedevery1-3years.• Reducetheamountofwaterusedinyourhome

byaddingwaterdamstoyourtoilettankandinstallingfaucetaeratorsandlow-flowshowerheads.Thisalsohelpsyoursepticrunmoreefficiently.

• Whenfeasible,plantashoreline(20’wide)ofshrubs,bushes&trees.Theseplantsutilizephosphorusandnitrogen&actasabufferzoneorfilterbeforegroundwaterpassesintothelake.

• Besurethereisproperdrainageonornearyourlotsothaterosionwillnottakeplace.

• Ifyoumustusefertilizers,tryaliquidoneasthesearefarlesslikelytorunoffintothelake.

Don’t• Drainanytypeofsewageintothelakeor• Burnleavesneartheshorelineordestroythesoil

holdingvegetationontheshoreline.• Cleanfishonthedockandthrowremainsinto

thewater.• Alterthenaturalshorelineunlessapprovedby

theDNR/DEQ.• Feedducksorgeesefromyourdockorproperty;

plentyofnaturalfoodisavailableonthelake.• Useagarbagegrinderinyourkitchen;it

contributestosepticproblems.• Usecleaningproductscontainingphosphates.

Readlabelstoensuretheydonotcontainthem.• Damageyoursepticfieldbyaddingfill,planting

deep-rootedtreesnearbyordrivingavehicleoverit

Pleasecontactmeat(517)281-1623ifyouhaveanyquestionsorsuggestions.

Join the Lake Shannon Sportsmens Club! The LSSC is the ‘social engine’ that motivates many of the fun recreational events around the lake. We are always looking for new members! Please contact Allan Herdman at (810)629-6136 if you are interested!

Join the Lake Shannon Water Ski Club! We are looking for new members. If your child is interested in participating in the ski club this year, we would love to have them. Please email us at: lakeshannonwaterskiclub@gmail.com

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*ThisnoticeisrequiredforeachLake/Pondresident,tobedistributedbetween*7-45dayspriortofirsttreatment(perMDEQrules)**

TREATMENTNOTICE

RESIDENTS IN THIS AREA ARE PLANNING TO HAVE THE WATERS IN THIS AREA TREATED WITH HERBICIDES AND ALGAECIDES FOR CONTROL OF AQUATIC WEEDS AND/OR ALGAE. This notice is being circulated as required by Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) rules. A permit for the treatment has either been secured or will be secured from the MDEQ before the work is begun. In some cases a permit is not required. You are receiving this notice if you are in the proposed treatment area, or if you are within 100 feet of the proposed treatment area. In some cases, we also provide this notice to persons in adjacent subdivisions as an informational courtesy to advise persons who may have beach rights but are not lakefront residents. We usually work with groups of homeowners or their elected representatives through homeowners associations, or with the owners of apartment or condominium units. Please try to contact any of these in your situation if you have any questions about the proposed treatment plan. Aqua-Weed Control, Inc. typically does two types of treatments: algae control and weed control. Algae Control - If we are doing only an algae control treatment using only copper based products then no water use restrictions apply. We will post the shoreline with yellow signs informing you of this work as required by the MDEQ.

q Lakes – Typically lake shorelines are treated twice during the summer. q Ponds - Expect several algae control treatments during the summer beginning in late April thru September.

Weed Control / Water Dye - If we are treating for weeds, using blue dye, or using some non-copper algae control products then there are restrictions on the use of the water, and we will post the shoreline with yellow signs before these products are applied to the water body as required by the MDEQ. We treat each water body according to a schedule or seasonal plan worked out between the persons in charge and an aquatic manager. A typical plan will include multiple treatments from May thru August and possibly September. However, due to the differences in season plans and the uncertainty of weather, please watch your shoreline for the posting of the yellow signs throughout the summer. Typical lake weed control treatment patterns:

q If your lake is to be treated with Fluridone then you can expect treatment in late April or early May and then again in mid May. q If your lake is to be treated for weeds using other herbicides then you can expect two treatments a summer. The first being in

late May or early to mid June. The second application typically is done in mid to late July or early August depending on weed growth patterns. In a few cases a third touch-up weed application may be required.

q Ponds are typically treated for weeds twice each summer. IN MOST CASES YOUR WATER BODY WILL BE TREATED MORE THAN ONCE EACH SEASON; CHECK THIS WITH YOUR ASSOCIATION. The posted signs will indicate the date of the treatment, the product name, the active ingredient and any restrictions as to the use of the water for swimming, watering lawns and the consumption of fish taken from these waters. We use NEW SIGNS for each treatment. When more than one product is used the restrictions longest limits will be posted. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT YOUR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OR NEIGHBORS WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF THE TREATMENT OR YOUR APARTMENT OR CONDOMINIUM MANAGER. If they cannot answer your questions, we can be reached at the number on the other side of this notice. Only products which have been registered for use in the aquatic environment by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and the US Environmental Protection Agency are used. We anticipate using one or more of the products listed. Please be aware of the restrictions on each product. If the MDEQ changes any restrictions they will be noted on the signs we post.

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PRODUCTS & RESTRICTIONS: (Information below is from product labels. When 2 or more labels exist for a single active ingredient the most stringent information is provided) Diquat Dibromide: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Do not use treated water to irrigate turf or non-food crops for a period of three [3] days after treatment. Do not use the treated water for watering food crops, animal watering (farm stock -- not incidental drinking by a domestic pet), or drinking purposes for a period of five [5] days after treatment. There is no restriction on fish consumption. Diquat dibromide is the active ingredient. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Reward, Tribune. 2,4-D (ester and amine): Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours. Do not use treated water for irrigating plants, mixing sprays for agricultural or ornamental plants, watering dairy animals, or domestic water supplies for 21 days. “Irrigation” includes watering gardens --however it does NOT include established grasses. Domestic use means using lake water inside your house. There is no restriction on fish consumption. 2,4-D is the active ingredient. Common trade names for this product: Navigate, Sculpin G, Renovate Max G (also contains Triclopyr) Triclopyr: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Do not use treated water for irrigation of any plants except turf grass for 120 days or until the active ingredient has dissipated below a non-detectable level as determined by water testing (usually after 2 weeks). This restriction does not apply to established turf grass watering. There is no restriction on fish consumption. Triclopyr is the active ingredient. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Renovate 3, Renovate OTF, Renovate Max G and Navitrol. (Note: Renovate Max G also contains 2,4-D) Endothall: Do not use treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Endothall is the active ingredient in each of these products. No swimming, fishing or watering restrictions exist on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Aquathol-K, Super Aquathol-K, Hydrothol-191(liquid and granular) Fluridone: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). It is suggested that lawn and garden watering be restricted from 7 to 30 days at the extreme. The suggested number of days depends on the rate applied and whether you are on a lake or canal and the type of irrigation. When parts per billion (PPB) concentrations of fluridone reach 5 PPB or less there are NO irrigation restrictions. Established turf and tree irrigation restrictions expire (NO restriction) at 10 PPB or less. Most fluridone applications permitted in Michigan are applied at 6 PPB or less! The sign we post when we treat will give the details for your area. Fluridone is the active ingredient. There is no restriction on fish consumption. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Avast!, Sonar, SonarOne, Sonar Genesis Water Dye: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). No restriction for fishing and watering. Organic dye (food grade) is the active ingredient. The label restriction for swimming is “several hours” after application or after even mixing throughout the water body. Common trade names for this product: Cygnet Select, Cygnet Extreme, Pure Blue, Paradise Blue. Copper based algaecides: NO WATER USE RESTRICTIONS. Copper is the active ingredient. Informational posting only. Common trade names for this product: Copper Sulfate, Cutrine (Plus,Ultra), Captain (XTR), K-Tea, Symmetry, SeClear G, F-30. Copper based herbicides: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Copper is the active ingredient. No restriction for fishing and watering. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Nautique, Komeen, Harpoon (liquid and granular), Current. Sodium Carbonate Peroxyhydrate: No water use restrictions. The active ingredient is a strong oxidizer. Common trade names for this product are: Green Clean Liquid, Green Clean 2.0, and Green Clean 5.0. Glyphosate: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). No restriction for fishing and watering. The active ingredient is Glyphosate. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Shoreklear, Shoreklear-Plus, Aqua-Star, Refuge, Aquapro, Aquaneat. Imazamox: Do not use the treated water for swimming or irrigation for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). No restriction for fishing and watering. The active ingredient is Imazamox. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Clearcast. Flumioxazin: Do not use the treated water for swimming or irrigation for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Lawn and garden watering is restricted for 1 day after treatment. Do not use the treated water for watering food crops, animal watering (farm stock -- not incidental drinking by a domestic pet), or drinking purposes for a period of five [5] days after treatment. No restriction for fishing. The active ingredient is Flumioxazin. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: Clipper, Schooner. Florpyrauxifen-Benzyl: Do not use the treated water for swimming for 24 hours (MDEQ restriction). Do not use treated water for irrigation of any plants except turf grass for 14 days or until the active ingredient has dissipated below a non-detectable level as determined by water testing (usually after 2 weeks). This restrictiondoesnotapplytoestablishedturfgrasswatering.Thereisnorestrictiononfishconsumption.TheactiveingredientisFlorpyrauxifen-benzyl. No swimming restriction exists on the federal label of this product. Common trade names for this product: ProcellaCOR This notice contains information that is the latest available at time of printing. We update this notice as required to keep all data current. Updated versions of this notice and product labels are available at our website. (www.aquaweed.com)

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The2019"LAKESHANNONANNUALGARAGESALE"willbeheldonFriday,June21st,from9AM-5PMandSaturday,June22nd,from9AM-3PM.

**OurgaragesaleisalwaysheldonthethirdFridayandSaturdayofJune.**

PleaserememberthatyoucanopenandcloseatwhatevertimethatisconvenienttoyouandyourfamilyonourGARAGESALEDAYS.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecallmeatanytime.

Sincerely,DanaBlasko(810)208-0818danaandbobblasko@hotmail.com

LAKESHANNONHOMEOWNER'SASSOCIATIONGENERALMEMBERSHIPMEETINGAGENDA

June5th,2019• CALLTOORDER

• INTRODUCTIONOFBOARDMEMBERS(5min)

• MINUTESOFTHELASTMEETING(5min)

o ReadingofOctober10,2018GeneralMembershipMeetingMinutes

oAdditions/ChangestotheMinutesasreadoMotiontoAccepttheMinutes

• COMMITTEEREPORTS(20min)oAccount'sPayableTreasurer–MarkKennedyoAccount'sReceivableTreasurer–CarrieVarcoeo ArchitecturalControlCommittee–SteveDumonto CorrespondingSecretary/WelcomingCommittee–JimStenz

o FiveYearPlanningCommittee–FrankMancusoo ParksandIsland–RandyAndreeno LakeLevel&Environmental-MikeBerryoWeedControl/BoatStickers&Keys-JeffMasters

• ELECTIONS(5minutes)• OLDBUSINESS(0minutes)• NEWBUSINESS• NEXTMEETINGDATE:October2019• MOTIONTOADJOURN

ParksandIslandsbyRandyAndreen This past winter’s major “capital improvement” project was rocking the north and west sides of Kerry Island (large island on the north end of the lake where the Lobster Roast is held). The shoreline of this island is quite steep and much of the existing rocking had washed into the lake over the years due to boat wakes. An erosion barrier and rocking were placed along the shoreline to stabilize and protect the bank. Larger rocks were used which, hopefully, will hold in place better against the wave action. Spring and Summer are the times most people get out and use our Parks and Islands. As you do, remember to respect them and keep them clean. Please be diligent about taking your trash with you when you leave and keep our association property looking nice for all to enjoy.

MosquitoControlbyRandyAndreenAdvancedPestManagement–APM(www.advancedmosquito.com)providesthemosquitocontrolprogramforLakeShannon.TheprogramstartsinthespringwithAPMinspectinglikelysitesformosquitobreedingbydriving/walkingourentireneighborhood.DatafromthissiteinspectionisusedtodevelopauniquemosquitocontrolplanfortheLake.Spotchecksarerepeatedseveraltimesovertheseasonbasedonweatherconditionsandareusedtoupdateourmosquitocontrolplan.Againthisyear,sprayingformosquitoswilltypicallytakeplaceonWednesdayeveningsfromMemorialDaythroughLaborDay.Keepinmindsprayingcanonlyoccurundercertainwind,temperatureandprecipitationconditions,sothedayofsprayingduringagivenweekmaybeadjustedtoworkaroundweatherconditions.APMprovidesnotificationservicetoresidentsthatwishtobenotifiedpriortospraying.Call877-276-4714andprovideyourname,addressandphonenumberifyou’dliketobecontactedthemorningofeachspraying.APMcanalsoshutoffsprayinginfrontofyourpropertyifyoucallthe877numberandmakethisrequest.Ifyouhavealongdriveway(greaterthan150’),APM’sspraytruckwillcomedownyourdrivewayaspartoftheirweeklysprayingroute.Youneedonlyrequest/approvethisservicebysubmittingacompleted“off-roadtreatmentrequest”formtoAPM.Theformisavailableontheirwebsite,www.advancedmosquito.comunderForms.Lastly,ifyouarehavingaspecialoutdooreventthatmayrequiresupplementalspraying(i.e.byhandinyourbackyardorlakeside)pleasecallAPMatleastoneweekpriortotheeventtoarrangetheadditionalspraying.Leaveadetailedmessageincludingyourname,address,phonenumberanddescriptionoftheareatobesprayedat877-276-4714.

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October10,2018GeneralMembershipMeetingMinutes(Unapproved)

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Attendance: RandyAndreen,MikeBerry,BruceCarr,DaveIden,MarkKennedy,FrankMancuso,JeffMasters,DaveSheffield,JimStenzandCarrieVarcoe

Absent:noneLocation: DeerfieldTownshipHallMeetingCalledtoOrder:7:34pm

• Boardintroducedthemselves.• Newresidentsintroducedthemselves.

ApprovalofPreviousMinutes:DaveIdenThereadingofthepreviousmeetingminuteswaswaived.ApprovalofLSAJune6,2016GeneralMembershipminutesasprintedintheFallNewsletterwasapproved.CommitteeReports:TreasurerA/PReport:MarkKennedy

• AsofOctober9,2017(completeBalanceSheetavailableinFallNewsletter):o BalanceSheet:

§ BankAccounts $367,511§ FixedAssets $32,500§ Liability $0§ Equity $400,031

o Profit/Loss§ TotalIncome $236,677§ TotalExpense $178,813

• NetOperatingIncome $57,864• Everythingistrackingtobudget.• Markwillreview2018budgetproposalsduringNewBusinessportionofagenda.

TreasurerA/RReport:CarrieVarcoe• LSAmembershipduesarenearly100%received.• FiveliensfiledinSeptemberandthreestilloutstanding.• Willbegininvoicingfor2019DuesinJanuary.

ArchitecturalControl:DaveSheffield• ProcessingACCapplications–nosignificantissues.• ElevencurrentprojectsarebeingtrackedbytheACC.

o Fivenewhomeso Sixadditionsand/orrenovations

• DaveremindedeveryonethatapplicationsfornewprojectsaswellasthebylawsguidingarchitecturalscopecanbeobtainedfromtheLSAwebsite.

CorrespondingSecretary:JimStenz• JimthankedJaniceSheffieldandLysKennedyfortheirworkontheWelcomeCommittee.• JimisopentoimprovementideasfortheLSAwebsiteandpostinganycontentorphotos.

FiveYearPlanningCommittee:FrankMancuso• TheFiveYearPlanningCommitteeisfocusedonimprovingwaterqualityandroadconditions.• Roadworkhasbegunagainafterthelaborstrike.Askthatpeoplestayoffthestickylayerthatgoesdownbetweenlayers.

Anticipatebeingdoneinthenexttwoweeks.• Frankdiscussedthelatestactivitiesonwaterquality.• Lookingforvolunteerstoworkonimprovingwaterquality.• AttheendofNovemberyardwastewillnotbepickedup.Pleasedonotusetheburnpileeither.

Parks,IslandsandMosquitoControl:RandyAndreen• MosquitosprayingbyAPMisdonenowfortheseason.

o Overallcostisthesame.• DidneedtoremovesometreesalongChristinePark.• PlanonremovingsometreesattheSwimParkovertheWinter.ElainePelletaskedaboutreplacingsomeofthetreesthatget

removed.• JudyLubiwickiaskedaboutbuoysforshallowareasbypowerlines.• Capitalimprovementproposalsfor2019andmaintenancecostsoftheeightparkstobereviewedduringthegeneralexpense

budgetportionoftheagenda.

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LakeLevelandDamUpdate:MikeBerry• WillbeginloweringthelakeonOctober28.• Thenewscreenhasbeenamajorimprovementinpreventingsedimentandleavesfrompluggingtheflow.• Allpermitsareapprovedandcurrent.Thedamisinexcellentcondition.

WeedControlandBoatLaunch:JeffMasters• Jeffreviewedthatitwasabadyearforweedsandcausedustogooverbudgetby$2000duetoextraapplications.• NeededtobuyanewDVRandtwocamerasthatwerenotforecasted.• Nextyearwewillneedtostartanewthree-yearcycleforboatstickers.

OldBusiness:• None

NewBusiness:BudgetApprovalandReview:MarkKennedy

• Markreviewedthebudgetdevelopmentprocessandthisyear’sproposedbudgetasprintedintheFallNewsletter.o Bruceexplainedhighcostsin2018forlegalfees:1)newbylaws2)residentwhotooklegalactiontoleaveassociation.

• Propertydueswouldbemaintainedatratessimilartoprioryears.Budgetdetailand2019lineitemproposalswerepublishedintheFallNewsletter,pages9-11.

• Reviewedproposalfor2018GeneralExpensebudget.o Alllineitemsweresimilarandcarryoverascomparedtopreviousbudgets.o Approvedalllineitemsbyashowofhands.

• Reviewedproposalsfor2019SpecialAssessmentsbudget.o RandyAndreenreviewedanimprovementplanfortheChristineParktrailatacostof$14,500.Concernsexpressedby

membershiptofullyunderstanddrainagewiththecounty.Concernraisedthatcostwillbegreaterthanestimate.ConcernraisedaboutsafetyifwehavegreaterswimmingusageattheParkandinteractionwiththeskicourse.Proposalwasnotapprovedbyashowofhands.

o KerryIslandrockareaneedstoberepairedimmediately,“re-rock”,atacostof$10,500.Proposalcarriedbyashowofhands.

o $91,500contingency(added$14,500fromCristinePark).Proposalcarriedbyashowofhands.o BoatLaunch:additionalcostofstickers,camerasandrouterof$1500.Proposalcarriedbyashowofhands.o Increasetheweedcontrolbudgetby$9,870.Proposalcarriedbyashowofhands.o Allotherlineitemsweresimilarandcarryoverascomparedtopreviousbudgets.o Approvedalllineitemsbyashowofhands.

• Reviewedthreebylawproposals:o FirstbylawasprintedintheFallNewsletteraddressedconcernfromtheSpringMeetingaboutrestrictionstopeople

whoworkfromhome.Bylawpassedbyashowofhands.o SecondbylawwouldrequireaLSABoardapprovedpermittouseaerationsystems/de-icerbubblerstopreventwinter

icefromforming.BylawwasdeferredtoSpringMeetingwhenthepermittingprocesswillbepresented.o ThirdbylawwassubmittedbyMr.andMrs.Shartorestricthowsecuritycamerascanbeusedandhowcarscanbe

parkedonroads.Therewerefourbullets(issues)thattheMembershipagreedbyashowofhandstovoteonindividually.

§ Firstbulletwaswithdrawnasthereisastatelawthattakesprecedence.§ Secondbullettorestrictparkingdidnotpassaswritten.§ Thirdbulletrequiringfourwheelsparkedonroaddidnotpassaswritten.§ Fourthbulletrestrictinghowsecuritycameracanbeusedpassedaswritten.

• AdredgingpetitionforSurfwoodCoveisbeingcirculated.Quoteisfor$2800togetasurvey.Passedbyashowofhands.• BobRobbandGaryEdwardsmadeamotiontohavetheareabetweenLedgewoodandOreKnobsurveyedfor$2800eachas

well.Passedbyashowofhands.NextGeneralMembershipMeetingDate/Location:7:30PMWednesdayJune5,2019–DeerfieldTownshipHallMeetingAdjourned:9:33pmMinutessubmittedbyDavidIdenNote:allBoardMemberreportsandactionsweremoved,secondedandapprovedunlessotherwiseindicated.

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Lake Shannon Association Profit & Loss

January 1 - May 9, 2019

Jan 1 - May 9, 2019

Income Association Dues

Current Year Dues 244,564.15 Dues Discount -21,502.50 Net Association Dues 223,061.65 Other Income 4010 Fee Income 600.00 Interest 152.21 Current Year Service and Lien Fees 375.41 Total Other Income 1127.62 Unapplied Cash Payment Income -801.00 Total Income $223,388.27

Expenses 6120 Bank Service Charges 0.00

Bookkeeping and Records 1,870.40 Dam Maintenance 250.00 Legal Fees 0.00 Meeting Recognition 300.00 Parks & Islands 1,465.00 Postage and Printing 496.81 Property Taxes and Dues 0.00 Special Assessments Boat Launch 1,803.34 Capital Improvements 12,800.00 Fireworks 7,500.00 Mosquito Control 0.00 Weed Control 1.500.00 Total Special Assessments $23,603.34 Waste Removal 15,128.09 Total Expenses $43,113.64 Net Income $180,274.63

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Lake Shannon Association Balance Sheet As of May 9, 2019

As of May 9, 2019

ASSETS Current Assets Bank Accounts First Bank of Howell 492,622.06

Total Bank Accounts $492,622.06

Total Current Assets $492,622.06 Fixed Assets

Land Center Lot #04-19-100-058-401 22,500.00

Dean Rd. Lot 03-24-400-003 10,000.00 Total Land $32,500.00 Total Fixed Assets $32,500.00 TOTAL ASSETS $525,122.06 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities $ ---

Accounts Payable Total Accounts Payable $ ---

Total Current Liabilities $ --- Total Liabilities $ --- Equity

1110 Retained Earnings 291,195.25 3000 Opening Bal Equity 53,652.18 Net Income 180,274.63 Total Equity $525,122.06 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $525,122.06

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WASTEMANAGEMENT-SOLIDWASTESERVICEGUIDELINESMONDAYPICK-UP,SETOUTBY6:00AM-Allmaterialtobecollectedshouldbesetoutby6:00amonthemorningofcollectionorthenightbefore.Collectioncrewstypicallyserviceeachweekaroundthesametime,however,thereareissuesthatmayoccurespeciallywhenschoolisin.Ifyourtrashsetoutislate,youmayhavetowaitforyournextscheduledpickup.HAZARDOUSWASTEMATERIAL-Nomaterialidentifiedordesignatedashazardousbylocal,stateorfederaldefinitionswillbepickedup.Hazardousmaterialsareidentifiedas,butnotlimitedto:paintthinner,oilbasedpaints,polyurethane,oil,gasoline,kerosene,propane/propanetanks,asbestos,carbatteriesetc…Pleasedonotputtheseitemsinwithyourhouseholdtrash.ITISAGAINSTTHELAWforourserviceprovidertocollecttheseitemsortodisposeofthemintheLandfill.LATEXPAINT-Latexpaintcansmustbedry.Removelidandmixwithkittylitterorsawdustifthereisanypaintinthecan.Letthissitforafewdaystodry.Leavenexttowastecontainers.CONSTRUCTIONDEBRIS-Smallamountsofconstructiondebriswillbepicked-up,butitmustbeinyourgarbagecanorinabag.Weightlimitationof50pounds.Largepilesofconstructiondebrismustbescheduledforspecialpickup.Therewillbeafeeassessed,pleasecallcustomerserviceatWasteManagement800-796-9696.CARPET&MATTRESSES-Cutcarpetin4’x2’rollsandbundle,nomorethan6atatime.Therewillbeanadditionalchargeforcarpetingifmorethan6bundles.Priceisbasedonamountofcarpetingtobepickedup.Putcarpet&mattressesoutonregulartrashday.BOXES-Breakdownalllargeandextralargeboxes.Ifyouhaveanextremelylargebox,cutitdowntoamanageablesize.DONOTfilllargeboxeswithtrash.WEIGHTLIMIT-Pleasekeepweightlimitofcansto50pounds.Theweightlimitoncurbcartsis250pounds.LARGEITEMS-Weallowonelargeitemfreepermonth–pleasecalltoschedulepickup.Putlargeitemsoutonyourregulartrashday.ITEMSWITHFUEL-Pleasedrainanyoil/fuelfromanyitemthatyouareputtingouttobepickedup.Thiswillhelppreventfiresfromhappeninginsidethegarbagetruck.REFRIGERATORS-Freonmustberemovedfromrefrigerators,freezersandairconditionersbeforewecanpickthemup.Youmustcontactaheatingandcoolingcompanyand,forafee,theywillcomeandremovetheFreonandputatagonyouritem.Pleasecallandscheduleforlargeitempickup.YARDWASTE-YardwasteispickedupweeklyfromApriltoNovember.MichiganStateLawdefinesYardWasteasgrassclippings,leaves,gardendebris,shrubberytrimmings,brushortreetrimmingslessthan2”indiameterandlessthan4’inlength.Trimmingscanbebundledandtiedwithtwine.50lbweightlimitation.Placeyardwasteina30galloncontainerclearlymarkedas“YardWaste”orinbrownKraftpaperyardwastebags.50lbweightlimitation.Nodirt,sand,rocks,stones,sod,ortreestumps.Keepyardwasteseparatefromrubbish.RECYCLING-Recyclableitemswillbepicked-uponabi-weeklybasis.Itemsshouldbeclearlymarkedforrecycling.Ingeneral,pleasetrytoputoutcleanitemsforrecycling.Recyclingincludescorrugatedcardboard(boxes),magazines,officepaper,newspapers,paperboard(cerealboxes),phonebooks,aluminumcans,steelcans,coathangers,glass,andplasticsmarked1to7.Donotputoutforpick-upfoodcontaminateditems(suchasacheesecoveredpizzabox),automotiveparts,plumbingparts,electronics,ceramics,pyrex,mirrors,crystal,lightbulbs,batteries,orCRT’s(televisionorcomputermonitors).HOLIDAYS-NewYearsDay,MemorialDay,FourthofJuly,LaborDay,ThanksgivingDayandChristmasDay.Nopick-uponthesedays.Pick-upwillbeonthefollowingworkingday.PICK-UPDELAYS-Periodicallyitisnecessarytodelaytrashpickupduetoinclementweatherormechanicalproblems.Pleasecalltheofficeforupdatesbeforepullingyourtrashoffofthecurbside.CONTACTINFORMATION-WasteManagementisourserviceproviderfor2019.WasteManagement (866)797-9018PhoneMichiganMarketArea 48797AlphaDr. Website:www.wm.comSuite100Wixom,MI48393Oryoucanemailcustomerserviceat:micusts@wm.com

2019 Recycling schedule Month Week of January 14, 28 February 11, 25 March 11, 25 April 8, 22 May 6, 20 June 3, 17 July 1, 15, 29 August 12, 26 September 9, 23 October 7, 21 November 4, 18 December 2, 16, 30

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Lake Shannon Association General Membership Meeting Announcement

Date: Wednesday, June 5th, 2019

Time: 7:30 P.M.

Place: Deerfield Township Hall

4492 Center Road, Linden, MI

Please attend - Your participation is Important!

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