Residents will want to avoid contact with the treated lakes for 24 hours, as well as keep pets from ingesting the water for 72 hours following the treatment on Wednesday, May 24th.

 

Thank you to all residents who have already paid their LAIA annual assessment. As a reminder, the assessment is due by May 28 and must be received no later than June 6 in order to avoid a late fee.

 

If you did not receive an invoice, or have any billing questions, please contact Angela Webb (awebb@thecondopros.com) at Select Community Management.  If anyone needs a special payment plan to meet their assessment obligation, these can be requested either through contacting LAIA’s Treasurer or Select Community Management.

 

Do you know a graduating Senior? We'd love to hear about them. A brief bio including a photo, some of their achievements and plans for the fall would be great! Please send these to Katie at social@lochalpine.org by May 19.

 

Coyotes have settled on the former golf course, so be careful with pets.

 

From Michigan.gov/Wildlife: In urban or suburban areas, coyotes will take advantage of the small mammals and birds that bird feeders and gardens often attract. They may even eat some of the fruits and veggies too. Coyotes are opportunistic feeders and have a keen sense of smell. Garbage or pet food that is left out overnight may also draw their attention. If there are coyotes in the area, eliminating these potential food sources may make the area less appealing to them. For your safety, NEVER intentionally feed or try to tame coyotes! It is critical that they retain their natural fear of people. Keep small pets indoors, or accompany them outside and keep them on a leash. If you see a coyote in your area, try to scare it off by yelling, clapping or making other loud noises. Most coyotes are naturally afraid of people and will leave if you frighten them. Remember, coyotes, like any wild animal, can act unpredictably and should be treated with respect and enjoyed from a distance.

 

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