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LBPIA
P.O. Box 153
East Troy, WI 53120
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Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association
founded 1894
Please Join us!
Annual Spring Membership Meeting
Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 9:00 a.m.
East Troy Town Hall
Lake Beulah, an 834 acre spring-fed lake, lies in the Kettle Moraine region of Southeastern Wisconsin, Walworth County. The Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association (LBPIA) is a membership organization dedicated to the preservation of the natural resources of Lake Beulah and to the creation of an inviting environment for all who use the lake.
An elected board of directors voluntarily represent LBPIA members and their interests and concerns. Biannual open meetings are held in the Spring and Fall every year. Annual membership dues and donations provide the financial resources for LBPIA to carry out its mission. These resources are used for monitoring water quality and invasive species, fish stocking, construction on or around the lake, pier regulations and education. Occasionally, dues and donations fund legal challenges to actions that threaten lake quality.
We encourage all who seek a healthy, safe and clean lake to become a member of the Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association. Your membership and donations are greatly appreciated.
| For information and meeting minutes visit our Calendar of Events |
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|  Area Chairs Needed
Be a part of LBPIA's Area Chair Network! Area Chairs represent specific sections surrounding the lake and are the neighborhood LBPIA contact. Area Chairs are needed for:
• South Shore Drive to Humphrey Lane
• East Shore Drive to Thistle Lane
Please contact Alyssa Klopatek, LBPIA Membership Chair, for more information.
LBPIA Newsletter
Lake Views Spring 2012 Issue
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The object of this Association shall be the general improvement and protection of Lake Beulah and the streams and waters adjacent thereto, the buying and selling of real and personal property in connection therewith, and the promotion and taking of action tending to the general improvement and safe enjoyment of the Lake, its streams and the natural resources and habitat thereof.
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| Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association 2011 Action Plan |
1. Continue to inform and educate the membership of land and lake use laws and regulations and support the Lake Beulah Management District, the Town, County and State in their enforcement with emphasis on lake weeds, shore lands management and landscaping.
2. Continue working with the Wisconsin DNR, LBMD, our members, volunteers and other experts to monitor and improve the overall health of Lake Beulah's fish, wildlife, forests and aquatic ecosystem. We will continue to pursue the latest state of the art water quality monitoring and reporting techniques; obtain available training to carry out these tasks; and summarize results in reports for meaningful interpretation and follow up.
3. Monitor, comment and take actions representing the mission, views and interests of the Association regarding proposed developments that may affect the Lake and its surrounding environs including but not limited to the Village well.
4. Continue to support local area educational outreaches of the youth such as the annual “Water Education Days” for students hosted at and in partnership with Edwards YMCA Camp.
5. Continue to monitor, review, and comment on boating laws and water safety issues.
6. Partner with Walworth County's Aquatic Invasive Species Control and Prevention program to educate, minimize, and reduce the potential of invasive species entering Lake Beulah water ways.
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| Village of East Troy's Smart Growth Plan | 5/09 LBPIA Response |
To the Lake Residents of Lake Beulah, East Troy, WI:
Here, in a PDF format, you will find the Village of East Troy’s “Smart Growth” plan | Smart Growth maps (these are two separate large files and may take some time to open) This document contains important information about the potential development of our surrounding lake environs.
The LBPIA is beginning to research the proposal and investigate potential threats to our lake and surrounding watershed. The LBPIA is open to partnering with the Lake Beulah Management District and the Kettle Moraine Land Trust in an effort to challenge any issue that could threaten our right to a healthy lake environment and watershed.
We encourage you to read the document and forward any concerns or suggestions to the LBPIA email address at lakebeulahpia@gmail.com.
For more information on Smart Growth visit the Current Issues page on our website.
| 5/09 LBPIA Response to the Village of East Troy's proposd 2030 Comprehensive Community Plan |
Click here for the PDF version of the final "Comments and response of the Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association, the Lake Beulah Management District, the Kettle Moraine Land Trust, and the Friends of the Mukwonago River to the Village of East Troy's proposd 2030 Comprehensive Community Plan."
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