We’re waiving the late fee
Your 2020 dues are due by March 31. If you aren’t able to meet the due date but are able to pay in April, note that the late fee will be waived.
If you have questions about your dues invoice or how to pay, contact treasurer@cupsawlake.org.
Welcome to 2020, it’s going to be a wonderful year with tons of laughter, relaxation, and new friendships – especially at Cupsaw Lake.
As the new President, I look forward to building on the CLIA board’s successes and look to continue to keep Cupsaw Lake the best lake organization in Ringwood.
The CLIA board and committees meet regularly and work to make our organization better than it was the year before. For example, in 2019, a committee was formed to revitalize the basketball court area. While the financial details are still being considered, the committee hopes to include bocce and pickleball in the upgrade.The commercial stove in our clubhouse has been worked to the bone for many years and plans are underway for its replacement. The Dam Committee, reacting to the state inspection, is looking for affordable ways to make repairs to the wall on the east side of the dam, as well as applying for a grant to allow us to make improvements to the dam valve. The improvement to the valve will make lowering the lake safer and easier. Additionally, the Environmental Committee (EC) works relentlessly to stay ahead of the environmental factors that contribute to the health of the lake. A large portion of our budget goes to keeping the lake clean and safe for the enjoyment of our members.
But, Cupsaw Lake isn’t just about committees, improvements or repairs. Our numerous sub-groups and clubs are dedicated to creating new activities and events that will keep everyone busy throughout the year.
More club details can be found here on our website, or reach out through our Cupsaw Lake (CLIA) Facebook page.
Cupsaw Lake has so much to offer, it may be hard to remember that the lake is 100% volunteer run. If you have a skill, an interest or would like to lend a hand, please include the information with your 2020 CLIA dues payment. Or, reach out to volunteers@cupsawlake.org. We look forward to hearing from you.
Lastly, I would like to thank Peter Martin for his years of service to the Cupsaw Lake. Peter has served as CLIA President for the past two years and served as our Treasurer prior to that. He gave hundreds of hours of his time to our association, improving many aspects of Cupsaw Lake. Please join me in thanking Peter for his dedication and devotion to Cupsaw Lake.
I hope you are looking forward to the upcoming seasons at “The Lake” as much as I am.
Happy New Year.
Paul Rothlauf
President, CLIA
president@cupsawlake.org
ENTER: Email entry to Jenn Bozan jennustar@msn.com by Aug 29
BRING: Crock-Pot to the clubhouse by 4:30pm on Aug 30
LABEL: Back of your Crock-Pot with the chef’s name and some details: meat/meatless/vegetarian/mild/spicy-as-all-get-out
EARN: Bragging rights for the entire year
Please use a Crock-Pot liner. If you need one, there will be liners available in the clubhouse kitchen on Wednesday, Aug 28.
Last year we had over 20 entries. Let’s see if we can top that!
Just send email to jennustar@msn.com to enter.
Lake Swim Requirements
1. All Swimmers, adult or child, must have their own boater for the entire swim.
2. All boaters for the adult swim must be 13 years of age or older.
3. All boaters for the kid’s swim must be 18 years of age or older, or be lifeguard certified.
4. If you do not have a boater, please ask around, check the boater volunteer sheet at the lake, or contact Triciasiegel31@gmail.com.
5. All swimmers 13 and under must pass a swim test to the buoy.
Music by 7th Team
