Firstly I’d like to thank all of our members who continue to provide us with positive feedback on the changes we’ve made to enhance the overall security in our parks and campground. The addition of the membership vehicle identification program, the security information booth at Bar-K, highly visible park rangers, new trash receptacles and efforts to keep glass out of the parks have all been greatly appreciated by our members. In the coming weeks we’ll be adding new card activated security gates at The Campground and Cody Park. In The Campground we’ve improved the outlet wiring for the safety of our members and we’re also considering implementing a reservation system for next year. Our GM, plus BOD members are working with the city to define appropriate solutions for Emerald Park. This information will be shared with members when it becomes available. We are now in the process of installing the T-ball fence at Greenshore Park.

I think it’s safe to say the support of our members is at an all time high and we plan on working hard to keep it this way by maintaining a clean and secure environment in our private LVPOA park system as well as the rest of our facilities.

Recently we’ve had various incidents of new residents coming to the LVPOA office applying for vehicle stickers and access cards only to be told, much to their surprise that they are not LVPOA members. Simply living inside the city limits of Lago Vista does not qualify for membership in the LVPOA.

Shown below is an A&B listing of known developments which either exist or are planned to exist inside Lago Vista city limits but DO NOT currently qualify for LVPOA membership:-

(A) These developments which fall within the overall geographical confines of the LVPOA but due to being unplatted land they were not included in the original World of Resorts Master Plan which was the basis for the formation of the LVPOA. They include:- Canyon Oaks and Sunset Harbor, The Peninsula, The Island, Vista Villas, Rusty Allen Airport, Coeur du Lac, Approx. 1.25 acres privately owned on Continental (into part of Hancock Cove) and Emerald Point.

(B) Larger new developments which have recently been annexed into Lago Vista city limits include:- The Villas at Keegan’s Crossing and The Majestic, Tusikanni Cove, The Hollows, Mahogany (Turnback Ranch), Marshall’s Vista, Montechino, 7 Porticos and Rogers Ranch (aka Hines Group)

NOTE: If anyone has questions regarding membership status or LVPOA policies please contact the office at 267-2895 or our website at


Other Items:

1 – 2009 Registration dates – The following are the sign up dates for next year’s reservations; (I) Clubs on August 15th. (II) Individuals and party groups on September 2nd.

NOTE: It has also been brought to my attention that some clubs using LVPOA facilities may now have a waiting list for new members. If they do, I would request that clubs give priority to our LVPOA members who may be on these waiting lists.

2 - Rebuilding the Bar-K - We are currently exploring some interesting concepts for rebuilding this facility and hope to share these with you all at a public meeting in the September timeframe.

3 – LVPOA Marinas – Due to the continuing drop of the water level in Lake Travis the LVPOA staff is currently developing plans in case we may have to relocate our marinas in the not too distant future.

4 – K-OAKS Loan - The Board of Directors and our GM is pleased to announce this loan has been completely paid off.

Respectfully submitted Dave Freeman – LVPOA President