Lake Maspenock Preservation Association
ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES
Website: www.lmpa.org Email: lmpa.org@verizon.net
JUNE 9, 2012
Quarum of 22 voting members attended the meeting.
Meeting start time: 11:30 am
- Weed Control Study
Proposal to continue with Weed Control Study and to commission Aquatic Control to perform another weed study and spend $1,200.
Motion: Drew Logan
Second – Tina MacConnell
Voting of members – unanimous
2. Elections:
-President – 3 year term
Malcolm Page – continuing
Motion – Drew Logan
Second – Mike Riley
Unanimous – Malcolm elected
-Executive #2 — 3 year term
Matt McCoy – resigning
Frank Holland — nominated
Motion: Drew Logan
Second: Brian Eberlan
20 votes — Yes
Majority
Frank elected
Executive #3 — 3 year term
Lou Pryztas – resigning
Bill Casey — nominated
Motion: Drew Logan
Second: Mike Riley
Unanimous – Bill elected
3. Recap of Extended Drawdown
So far, evidence that the extended draw down was effective.
Residents on the shallow end of the lake have noticed significant reduction in the amount of weeds so far this season. The fish population does not seem to be impacted.
4. Recap of Boat Ramp Construction Project
- Huge success, ramp used by some of the members in attendance, working well.
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5. Recap of meetings with EMC officials
A subcommittee has been formed to meet with Dan Fitzgerald of EMC to discuss the proposed parking lot on EMC property.
(Malcolm, Drew, Mike, Dave Gibbs)
The article was taken off of Town Meeting for the Spring but will be put back on for the Fall. Discussions will continue with the subcommittee and Dan Fitzgerald and the membership will be notified of any future discussions. There was a discussion at the General Meeting regarding the position of EMC and what could possibly be proposed by the LMPA to EMC to make it a “win/win” situation for both EMC and the Lake Membership. Membership will be updated after meetings are held.
6. 1st LMPA Sponsored Fishing Tournament
Huge success. Great feedback from the participants who have requested a fall tournament. Thanks to MacConnells for organizing and to the Hollands and Votolatos who helped on tournament day.
7. Sandy Beach Project by Park and Rec
$300k was approved for renovations of Sandy Beach by Hopkinton Parks & Rec. Preliminary plans are available and they include reworking the entrance to the beach, a new bath house, new playground equipment and new plantings. There were questions at our meeting about moving the swim area to the east out of the narrow channel. Tina suggested the Park and Rec let local contractors be aware that they can put in bids for the work at the beach.
8. Merchandise for sale – merchandise was for sale at the meeting for members at a discounted rate.
9 Motion for Adjournment – Drew Logan
Second: Mike Riley
Meeting adjourned – 12:45
NEXT LMPA E‑BOARD MEETING TO BE DETERMINED AT A LATER DATE