Important Notice on Docks

If you extended your dock or moved your boat lift last year for the drought, you are required to restore them to normal conditions this year.  Any dock extending further that 30 feet from the high water mark is required to have approval from the board of directors.

Address to use for GPS

For deliveries, contractors, and guests, please have them use 1 North Mohawk, Drive, Malvern, OH 44644 to ensure they will arrive at the front gate.

Telephone Notification System

Did you know Lake Mohawk has a telephone notification system?

If you have not provided a telephone number, or your number has changed, please provide the office with the phone number you wish to receive notifications.

Offers to Purchase Mineral Rights

Many members of the Association have received offers to sell their mineral rights.  Did you know that you will not receive and future monies or have any control over drilling or mining activity?

The board is asking you to remain united as a group and refrain from agreeing from such offers.

Welcome New Members

• Arthuer Balcerzal - #274
• Jack & Susan Bailey 133/134
• Jeff & Tia Cernava 631

If You Catch a Tagged Fish...

Record the number, length and weight of the fish.  Please submit this info to the Mohawk Sportsman Club via their website.  Their website can be accessed here: MSC Official Web Site

MAY BIRTHDAYS

25th - Roe Young
26th - John Lewis
28th Sandy Lorah

IMPORTANT INFO: POISON PLANTS

Poison ivy usually has three broad, spoon-shaped leaves or leaflets ("Leaves of three? Let it be!"), but it can have more. lt may grow as a climbing or low, spreading vine that sprawls through grass (more common in the eastern United States) or as a shrub (more common in the northern United States, Canada, and the Great Lakes region).

Poison oak has leaves that look like oak leaves, usually with three leaflets but sometimes up to seven leaflets per leaf group. lt grows as a vine or a shrub. Poison oak is more common in the western United States, but it is also found in the eastern United States and, rarely, in the Midwest.

Poison sumac has 7 to 13 leaflets per leaf stem. The leaves have smooth edges and pointed tips. Poison sumac grows as a shrub or small tree. lt is found in wooded, swampy areas, such as Florida and parts of other southeastern states, and in wet, wooded areas in the northern United States.

lnformation excerpted from WebMD, provided by Greens and Things Landscaping and LMPOA LEARN MORE...

LAKE MOHAWK'S NAUTICAL WEATHER SYSTEM

Green Pennant: Weather is clear for boating
Orange Pennant: Thunderstorm/Tornado watch has been issued
Red Pennant: Thunderstorm/Tornado WARNING has been issued
Blue Pennant: All boats off water until blue pennant lowered!

Office Closed Memorial Day

The Lake Mohawk Office will be closed on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th

ELECTIONS

The ballot to elect board members and address proposed constitution changes will be coming soon. We encourage you to review the ballot carefully, ask questions and please vote

Attention Lake Mohawk Residents

We want to invite you to share in our Lake Mohawk Community News Page in the monthly newsletter.  Please inform us of any celebrations, awards, births, thank you’s etc.  The newsletter deadline for the next month’s newsletter is always on the calendar both online and in the current month’s newsletter.

IMPORTANT DATE CHANGE FOR THE JUNE NEWSLETTER

The deadline for the June Newsletter will be moved up to Friday, May 24th at noon.

In the event of an EMERGENCY:

1.  CALL 911
2.  Provide your address and for GPS provide the address approaching the Main Gate (6264 June Road NW, Malvern).
3.  Do NOT call the guardhouse first.  They are not trained as emergency dispatchers.

How to Contact Your Board of Directors

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITIONS

This year in May, we will be voting on the following Board of Directors positions: President, Secretary, Director of Road & Maintenance, Director of Lake and Conservation Management.  Any property owner who is a member in good standing and has been a member for at least one year, is invited to run for one of these positions.  If you have any questions about the duties of these positions, please contact the office at 330.863.1031 or review the Lake Mohawk Constitution. Applications can be picked up at the Lake Office. The new Board of Directors will be sworn in at the June 2013 Board Meeting.

For sale by Owners/Estate Sales/Auctions

Please call the office to ensure all amounts due on your account are paid in full prior to closing.

Reminder to Property Owners About Guests

Property owners please remember that your guests are not allowed to use Lake Mohawk facilities without yourself or a responsible member of your immediate family with them the entire time they are here.

Members are reminded that if their guests show up without the proper guest card or without being called in, they will not be admitted to the Lake.   Also, it is not our responsibility to, nor will we, provide such guest with your phone number.

Remember, that the guards will not call your home for your guests.  Their job is to try and make sure unauthorized persons do not enter the Lake; it is not to make arrangements for you or your guests.  Your help is greatly appreciated.