In order to comply with state law, and best serve the community members, the LBCA will need to keep member preferences for communication on file. If you wish to continue to receive LBCA-related documents via email, please complete the attached consent form and return to the email or address provided on the form. A link to the form is below and will also be available in the Documents section of the website.
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On Sunday April 27, several community members attended a Town Hall meeting with the primary focus being Shoreline and Community Property Encroachments.
Prior to the meeting, four members of the community proposed the formation of a Community Property Committee, which would assist the board and the community in discussing ideas for moving forward with addressing encroachments.
During the meeting on Sunday, five additional members volunteered to join the committee, for a total of nine volunteers. Since Sunday, an additional three members have come forward for a total of 12. (A complete list of current committee membership can be found on the password-protected Documents page.)
If you are interested in being a committee member, please contact Dave by Friday, May 9th. (206.947.9478)
In anticipation of our discussion of shoreline issues, we’ve posted a list of suitable native plants. Go to the shoreline tab to find the list and other documents related to shoreline matters.
The Washington Conservation Corps (WCC), a non-profit group, has obtained a federal grant which will provide resources for a full beach clean-up. There will not be a cost to LBCA for this clean-up as it is fully-funded by the federal government.
A work party of five employees and one site supervisor will be on site in the Livingston Bay area from April 28 thru May 1st.
WCC will be removing old tires, paper, plastic, bottles and cans from the beach and bay area extending from the east cul-de-sac to the area in front of lot 34 (far west end of LBSD).
This is a great opportunity to clean up the beach and the bay before the summer months. This group will gladly accept additional volunteers, so if you have a few hours to give, please consider lending a hand.
All the Best! Dave
Please see the linked agenda for the Saturday, April 19, Board meeting at Stanwood Library at 7:30pm.
As a follow-up to Dave’s announcement of a clean-up project at the pass thru, we’ve posted a letter from Kristin Marshall, Habitat Restoration Specialist from the Snohomish County Conservation District in support of the association’s efforts. Clearing invasive species from the pass thru will allow greater access to the water and improve the ecology of our community land. You can find the letter by clicking on the Shoreline Information tab.
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