With the falling leaves continuing to speckle lawns and bonfires keeping us warm, we have welcomed October with open arms. This month we'll look back over the dredging project, discuss the upcoming board election, continue to garner interest in private dredging, and look forward to future events at Lake Lemon!

Board of Directors Election

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO FREEHOLDERS OF SUB-AREAS I AND IV OF THE LAKE LEMON CONSERVANCY DISTRICT.

The Lake Lemon Conservancy District (LLCD) is inviting nominations to fill two (2) positions on the Board of Directors at the ensuing Annual Meeting in February 2025. Date Forthcoming

The Four (4) year term of the following Director is expiring:

Michael Klitzing– District I

The Four (4) year term of the following Director is expiring:

Steven Priddy – District IV

A Director must be a freeholder of the Sub-area of the District for which nominated; be an officer or a nominee of a corporate freeholder of the Sub-area of the District for which nominated; be qualified by knowledge and experience in matters pertaining to the development of the District; and be willing to serve for full/remaining term with NO REMUNERATION.

Nominations for Director must be submitted to the LLCD Office, in writing, before December 1, 2024 and such nomination must be signed by at least five (5) freeholders from the Sub-area of the District to be served. (Only one (1) freeholder’s signature may be counted for any one (1) freehold.)

Nominations postmarked before December 1, 2024 may be mailed to the LLCD at 7599 N. Tunnel Rd, Unionville, IN 47468

That's a Wrap on Dredging

The 2024 hydraulic dredging project has come to an end. The barge was removed from the water on September 20th and all other associated equipment has been demobilized and trucked off. It is amazing how much material was being moved utilizing this technology. Over 137,000 yards of sediment was removed during 2024. Cumulatively, the projects spanning 2022-24' removed over a 1/4 million yards of sediment and reclaimed close to 80 surface acres for safe recreation. Since the inception of the Sediment Removal Project in 2006, approximately 420,000 yards of material have been removed; with 65% of that occurring in the past 3 years. For more information please check out the dredging update from the September 26th board meeting HERE.

2025 Boat Race Survey

Lake Lemon is considering allowing the Indiana Outboard Association to host a power boat race at Riddle Point in May of 2024. This would be a fundraiser at the park during the spring off season, residents would be able to attend via boat for free. Please answer our quick survey questions HERE.

Missed the discussion about this? Check out September's Board Meeting to hear what Operations Manager Ross Carlson has put together regarding this potential event HERE.

Winter Boat Storage

This winter we are happy to provide outdoor boat storage again at Riddle Point Park. The fee per boat is $250, and this will operate strictly as a drop-off storage option.

Watercraft drop-off will now take place on Saturday October 26, 2024 between 10am and 3pm. You must pickup no later than Saturday March 29, 2025. You can have someone come shrink wrap, but no winterization shall take place in the park.

Please complete the agreement below to secure your storage spot for this winter.

Upcoming Events

Private Dredging

Lake Lemon Freeholders, interested in private dredging for your property? Now's the time to act! We're continuing to gauge interest through our 'Private Dredging and Shoreline Stabilization Interest Form.' We encourage you to get on the list today so you are able to gain back some water depth, enhance your property’s value, and preserve our beautiful lake! Getting a private dredging company out on the lake relies on having enough interest to offset mobilization costs, so sign up today!

Upcoming Meetings