Slurry seal is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, August 11 and 12, on the following roads:

Work schedule is dependent on weather. This paving cannot be done if it rains. Notices will be posted on the roads to be worked on the day before, stating the day that the road is to be paved.

• Work may begin as early as 7:00 am and these roads may remain closed as late as 6:00 pm.
• Slurry top coat requires 3 hours minimum cure time.
• No traffic or parking will be permitted on these roads until the slurry has cured. 

If you live on one of these roads and need to use your car during work and curing hours, we suggest that you park on one of the neighboring streets. We regret the inconvenience, but this is necessary part of annual road maintenance.

 

If you have questions, please feel free to contact Brian McCall by email at mccallbrian@msn.com or by phone at 426-4546.

The Loch Alpine Roads Committee

 

The next lakes algae treatment of this season is planned for Tuesday August 10, weather permitting. The contractor will post notices around the lakes on the day the lakes are treated. There is a minimum 24-hour No Contact with the lakes water, for people and pets, after each treatment. 

 

The Dexter-Ann Arbor Run is this Sunday, August 15, so Huron River Drive will be closed from about 7:30 a.m. until 12:00 noon. Residents should exit Loch Alpine to the north during this time.

 

Another reminder to please keep your dog on a leash when walking anywhere in Loch Alpine, including the former golf course. It doesn’t matter that you believe your dog is nice. Unleashed dogs can create mischief with other loose dogs, as well as make children and pedestrians anxious or scared.

 

Michigan law requires all dogs over 6 months to be on a leash at all times if they are off of their own property. Residents should call 994-2911 or 911 to report a loose dog. Call at any time, and provide the address where the dog resides. County Animal Control officers will follow up with a warning and/or ticket.  Also, Michigan law requires all dogs over 6 months to be licensed annually. Licenses may be obtained on-line from Washtenaw County.

 

If you are interested in letting your dog off leash, please visit one of the local dog parks:

And thank you, dog walkers who bag your dog’s poop instead of letting it lie where Fido puts it. Those who leave the bag behind for someone else to pick it up are just adding plastic litter to your dog’s waste along the road.