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2022/2023 Budgets Posted

As a follow up action item from the 2022 annual member meeting, we have uploaded two financial documents into the Financial Reports folder.

  • 2022 budget vs. actual year to date as of Oct 31, 2022. We will update the 2022 budget vs. actual once the year wraps and we close the financials.

  • 2023 budget draft – this is your opportunity to review what the board proposes for 2023 spending. We intend to host an all-member special meeting in January to ratify the 2023 budget. We are still working on the details on whether we do this in person or via Zoom, or both.

Please provide any comments and questions on the budget to board@livingstonbay.org.

Thanks,

Tom Watson
President / LBCA

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Emergency Water System Flush Today

System Flushing Notice

On Thursday October 20, 2022 the water distribution lines will be flushed. The community is requested to not use any water during the day of flushing from 9 am to 1 pm because the flushing may stir up sediment in the water and this sediment could be drawn into your domestic plumbing. 

If you are concerned about water usage during the day, please fill containers or bathtubs so that you will have sufficient water available during this time. 

Once the flushing has been completed there will probably be some sediment in the lines – before using any water in your home, turn on an outside faucet and allow it to run for several minutes or until the water clears up.

Thank you for your forbearance during this time.  Our goal is to provide you with water of the best possible quality at all times, we are sorry for any inconvenience that this flushing may cause.  If you have any questions, please call us at the above number.

Sincerely,

King Water Company

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New LBCA board announcement

November 1, 2021

Hello Livingston Bay!

New LBCA Board Members

On Oct 3, 2021, the Livingston Bay Community Association elected new members to the Board of Trustees. Scott Lankford was appointed to the unexpired term vacated by a board member no longer in the community.  Scott’s term will expire in one year.  The new Board members and their positions are:

President                        Thomas Watson

Vice-President                Frances Straus

Secretary                        Samantha MacDonald

Treasurer                        Anna Radford

Trustee at Large             Scott Lankford

Sincere Thanks to John Gablehouse

John Gablehouse, after many years of tireless service to Livingston Bay, has stepped down from his position as LBCA President. John has graciously offered to help the new board while we take over the many things John has managed during his tenure.

We wish to express our sincere gratitude for all the hard work John has volunteered over the years. We have some big shoes to fill.

New Board Member Email Addresses

The LBCA has established new email addresses for the four corporate board positions. These email addresses will be transferred to future board members to maintain continuity and access to historical records as new board members come on.

President President@livingstonbay.org

Vice President Vicepresident@livingstonbay.org

Secretary Secretary@livingstonbay.org

Treasurer Treasurer@livingstonbay.org

How to Contact the Board

We welcome as much community participation from LBCA members as possible. To this end, we have set up an email address for members to submit questions, comments, or issues they would like to see the LBCA board address.

To contact the board, please email comments@livingstonbay.org. All board members will be notified when messages are received, and responses from the board will be saved for future reference.

Rescheduling the Annual Meeting

The Oct 3, 2021 meeting did not achieve quorum. We are working to find a date to reschedule the meeting so that members will have an opportunity to raise motions and conduct business. We will follow up with the date for this meeting soon.

IMPORTANT: Greensand Filter Water Restriction

The greensand filter project is going to happen soon. Estimated work will be started as early as mid Nov! This is earlier than planned.

During the project, community members must limit their water usage. We will only have access to water in the tank for up to one week. If we run out of water before the project completes, that’s it. We’re dry until the service is restored.

Renters: Lot owners who rent out properties please be sure to notify your tenants that water use must be limited during the project.

If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us at comments@livingstonbay.org.

Thank You,

Thomas Watson, President