Community Bulletin Board

Next Board of Directors meetings:

Next board meeting September 14th

The Seashore Avenue Bridge in now open.

Oysters are now being tested every two weekly. So far, so good. Eat away and enjoy! State PSP tests on Activities/Fishing Tab

 
Architecture Committee News:

1. The Architecture Committee is notifying residents of Lagoon Point divisions 2, 3, and 4 that we have $260,000 in the Waterway Fund in an account at Whidbey Island Bank.

2. Projections for a future dredging (2024) indicate that costs will exceed the current reserve amount.  To keep the reserve viable for its intended future use, we’re investigating the reconstitution of a collection for the Waterway Fund to avoid a one time charge to residents in the future.  

We will be sending you further information when we have determined what the projected cost of the project is. If you have questions, please contact the Architecture Committee.

Boat Launch (Lot C) GATE IS NOW CLOSED!
Those of you who have not picked up your gate pass and/or fishing tags will need to email lpca.area1rep@gmail.com and lpca.area5rep@gmail.com for an appointment to pick up your gate card and/or fishing tags. Send your email to both addresses to insure you get a response.

Understand the Jetty Entrance!
if you are new to Lagoon Point, it is important to understand the Jetty entrance.  Mother Nature will change the channel whenever she feels like it. Talk to experienced neighbors.  Study it yourself at a minus tide sometime.  We will post aerial shots from time to time to help but they may be out-of-date a month later.  Check out the Gallery tab.  Look under Aerial shots as well as Waterway shots.


Waterway Spill Emergency Contacts: See Contact Us tab
In the event of a spill (oil, fuel, etc.) or vessel sinking, the following people must be contacted.
These people have access and training for the equipment located in the shed at Lot C Boat Ramp.


The DEADLINE for replacing your dock pilings in 2018 HAS PASSED.  If you would like information on replacing your pilings in the future on your own:

Contact:    Joanne Peyton:thomja@mac.com
           

Pet waste
Thanks to all LPCA pet owners for bagging their pet waste but also need to not
leave the bags scattered around Lot C and along LP streets. Bags should be
brought home and disposed of properly.

Property Owners can get more information from the Member's area of the website.

Welcome to Lagoon Point


Lagoon Point is a private residential community with friendly, caring neighbors, world class sunsets, and "sometimes" good fishing.

Prior to the residential development in the early 1960s, the point area was a salt marsh lagoon. Developers dredged out the marsh and created building lots with access to canals for private boat moorage. Some of our residents have homes with their boats moored at their back doors. Others have Admiralty Inlet in their front yard and others, on the hill 200 feet above, have a sweeping view of Admiralty Inlet and the Olympic mountains.

Toward the south end of Shorewood Avenue is a classic old farm house that was formerly a duck hunting lodge. One half mile north on Shorewood Avenue is the only bridge that is fully on Whidbey Island, (Deception Pass Bridge connects Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands).

Lagoon Point Members Area

LPCA MEMBERS: 

LPCA Board Meeting Minutes, Financial Reports, Yearly Budget approved, and updates on community projects are posted in the "Members Area". You must be a legal property owner to gain access to this private section of the website. 

If you are a Lagoon Point property owner, you may register to access the "Member's Area" with a valid email address and your Lagoon Point physical address. Go to the "Members Area" tab and directions for gaining access are there to sign up.

Please contact LPCA99@gmail.com if you have any questions.  

Lagoon Point Community Association


HISTORY AND PURPOSE OF LPCA: In 1960, the lot owners formed the Lagoon Point Improvement Club as a non-profit corporation to develop and maintain the common properties. In 2006, the lot owners changed the organization's name to "Lagoon Point Community Association" (LPCA). LPCA common properties include two boat ramps, floating docks and launch area, a parking lot for boat trailers, a bulkhead and bridge, a jetty and beach areas.

ORGANIZATION: A Board of Directors consisting of six officers (elected annually) President, Vice-President, Secretary, Asst. Secretary, Treasurer, Asst. Treasurer and six Area Representatives (elected biannually) manage the affairs of the corporation.

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