For the last several months, a small group of neighbors has been working through Lakemoor's bylaws line by line — comparing our current document against state law, against other associations' bylaws, and against the question that matters most: Does this actually protect the neighborhood, or does it just exist?

If an existing community asset can be rejected without a full cost or impact analysis, what process governs decisions about other assets?

This morning, the board added to the 8/18 agenda a non-urgent action related to the tech committee. We are providing as much information as we have here so that members can meaningfully comment.

Volunteer boards work best when residents participate before decisions are made, not after. Whether your interest is the lake, parks, bylaws, technology, or emergency preparedness, this month's agenda offers several opportunities to learn what's happening and help shape what comes next. If something on the agenda matters to you, don't wait until after the vote to get involved. Ask questions, attend meetings, submit written comments, and help shape the decisions before the

That’s the word I think of when I engage with the LCC - community.

Board bias was on full display at the June 16th board meeting, and it would be disingenuous of this website to pretend otherwise.

Half of this comment was copied into the community comment document. The second half was not included by the board.

A plain-language guide to tonight's meeting for neighbors.