| Application of Geese Repellency at Beach Park |
Posted on Mar 20th, 2012
We will be applying FlightControl® PLUS for Geese Repellency in a small area around the beach to help reduce geese activity at the Beach Park on Wednesday or Thursday evening of this week around 7:00-8:00 p.m. There will be small lawn signs posted when it is applied. The signs will be up for 24 hours, but the product will be dry within a hour. Hopefully, this product along with our Geese Away ground unit light will help reduce the geese droppings this year.
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| Notice of Public Hearing - Rezoning on Lakeville Road |
Posted on Mar 20th, 2012
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Posted by: Ryan Ruzziconi on: 03/14/2012
This may be of interest to the Oxford Lakes Community. http://www.oxfordleader.com/Articles-Public-Notices-i-2012-03-14-246176.113121-sub-Oxford-Village.html
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| Updating Our Directory |
Posted on Mar 20th, 2012
We have block captains in our subdivision that do a fantastic job of welcoming newcomers and keeping our telephone directory as up-to-date as possible. They will be contacting you in May to update your information for the directory. Please thank them for their volunteer work and cooperate with them to make our directory the best yet.
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| New Website regarding Michigan's Inland Lakes |
Posted on Nov 2nd, 2011
Progressive AE created a website devoted to Michigan's inland lake resources. The website is intended as a clearing house of information related to inland lakes and their management. The website is located at: www.michiganlakeinfo.com. The website will be updated several times a year, so you may want to bookmark the site for easy retrieval. |
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| Sentinel Well in the Children's Park |
Posted on Aug 16th, 2011
Dear Neighbors:
Oxford Village contacted the Oxford Lakes Association Board and requested an easement to place a sentinel well in the Children's Park on Thornehill Trail. The village manager explained that the village was placing four wells around the villages underground water supply in order to periodically test the water to assure the water quality. After confirming that the well would be secure and unintrusive, and that the village would be responsible for any liability resulting from the well, OLA Board agreed to allow the well to be drilled. We had no idea the extent of damage that the well driller would cause to our park. We have been in contact with the village, the drilling company, and the landscaper hired by the drilling company to repair the damage. We have been assured by all involved that the damage will be repaired to our satisfaction. The safety of our children is foremost our concern. We are keeping the pressure on the village to correct the problem ASAP! In the meantime, we ask that you discuss with your kids to stay clear of the damaged area, especially the sink hole that has developed around the well.
Sincerely,
Charlie Stevens
President - Oxford Lakes Association
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| Away with Geese |
Posted on May 17th, 2011
Please see the attached article regarding our Away with Geese units at the beach park. We need your help in spreading the word! |
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| Oxford Lake Perch Foundation |
Posted on Apr 24th, 2011
If you like to fish and would like to help stock Oxford Lake, please click on the attached and contact Tom Kennis as he will spearhead the effort with the support of the Oxford Lakes Association Board.
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| Volunteers Needed |
Posted on Apr 11th, 2011
Volunteers needed: The Covenants and Restrictions of our subdivisions are posted on this website under “Documents.” Problems have arisen with interpretation of portions of these documents. The Board is requesting that a group of residents review these documents and suggest possible updates and clarifications. If you are interested in joining this committee, please contact Karl Geisler. He can be reached through the Contact Us section (treasurer) or by phone under the Board and Committees section.
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