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At the SLA Annual Meeting held last night at Lyons Lake, Ed Ferruggia was re-elected to a 3 year term as a trustee and Terry Flunt was elected to a 3 year term replacing the retiring trustee, Bob Corson.

SLA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Thisis a listen only link and entrty in to th emeeting will only be allowed from 7:30 to 7:45

You must identify yourself as a Sturbridge Lakes resident

Topic: SLA’s Zoom Meeting
Time: Dec 5, 2023 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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The SLA Annual Meeting will be held Tuesday, December 5 at 7:30 at Lyons Lake Park.

STURBRIDGE LAKES ASSOCIATION, INC.
On Site Board of Trustees Meeting
December 5th, 2023
7:30 PM
AGENDA

1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Review and Approve Meeting Minutes of November 9th, 2023
4. Board/Committee Liaison’s Reports
5. Committee Reports
6. Old Business
7. Public Portion-Limit 4 minutes per Home.
8. November Invoices
9. Review Octobers Financials
10. Collections
11. Elections for 2024 Board Members
12. Antietam Park/Battery Park Fencing Update
13. 2024 Budget
14. Pineland Commission
15. Web Site Update
16. Any Additional Items from Board.

MOTION TO ADJOURN

As recorded by Matthew Tine

1. Chris Townsend
2. Timothy Shack
3. Will Mikolajczak
4. Julian Novin
5. Megan Marcotte
6. Pierce Vogel
7. Louis Casa
8. Denise Vogel
9. Alex Dowling
10. Jeremy Adamiak
11. Kacie Zambotti

5 K Course Map

1 Mile Course

Start Thanksgiving off at Foxview Beach at 8:00 am! Enjoy a fun run (or walk) with your family and neighbors! Please support the food drive for Hope Pantry. The pantry serves over 400 local families in need. Please see our list of items that are currently needed. If you are not participating in the Turkey Trot and would like to donate, please drop off at 10 Chatham Drive.

Pollinator Project

Hello SLA neighbors. Would you like to be part of a larger project to create a flyway for Monarch and other butterflies and pollinators? We have some perfect continuous settings;

Under power lines around lakes, common areas or just your backyard. There are plants for many environments, including partial shade, sun, sandy or fertile soil or mixed, wet feet, drier ground… The Xerces and other environmental organizations educate and support groups interested and willing to set up flyways for pollinators. Two Master Gardeners of Camden County offered to help with this set up.

Did you know that 70% of the monarch butterflies have disappeared from the Central and Eastern US since 1990, 90% form the West Coast. This is just one species due to reduction of their habitat and use of harmful insecticides. With the fires in Canada this year the numbers are expected to be much worse. Monarchs actually must have access to milkweed to reproduce. Ingesting the leaves makes them toxic to birds.

Who:

1. Residents who back up to lakes and to power lines
2. Residents who want to include appropriate plants on their yards free from chemical treatments
3.Residents willing to monitor and water plants on common grounds and berms to insure the new plants take hold
4. Parents who would like to introduce their kids to this conservation project
5. Master Gardeners in Gibbsboro have offered to guide us.

How:

1. Organize volunteers
2. Establish areas to be planted – make a map
3. Research what native plants and milkweed do best in types of sun, soil and drought/wet conditions.

When:

1. Seeds can be planted in November and December
2. Plants can be planted in the Spring
3. Getting organized and recruiting can start immediately.

pollinators@Xerces.org to learn more about the projects.

Please contact me at : cwagner52@gmail.com

We Can Make A Difference ,

Connie Wagner

The SLA Trustees are inviting you to a scheduled Listen Only Zoom meeting at 7:30 Thursday, Nov. 9.
Your Zoom login should show your address or you must prove you are a resident of Sturbridge Lakes.
Admission to the meeting will be from 7:25 to 7:45. After 7:45 admissions will be closed.

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