The Pine Lake Home Owners Association. It is our mission is to protect and nurture Pine Lake while fostering a strong sense of community among its residents. We provide educational resources, volunteer opportunities, and organize local events to promote environmental conservation and community engagement.
Explore all topics, events, and information in regards to Pine Lake Linden, MI. Join us in preserving the beauty of our beloved lake and engaging with our vibrant community.
You’re Invited: Our annual spring lake meeting will be Tuesday, May 20th at 6:30 pm. Location: Loose Senior Center, 707 North Bridge St. Linden
This is a chance to meet neighbors, and talk about the lake and your opportunity to ask questions and share ideas. We are also looking for new directors and board members to help out. Volunteers to be on committees are also welcome. Hope to see you all there to support our lake!
Meeting Agenda Items to include: Lake Treatments and Weed control, Community Activities, and discussion of current topics.
We are now collecting dues for 2025. You should receive a letter in the mail shortly. Dues are $40 per year. Due to rising costs and lack of participation, the association operated at a loss in 2024. Please do your best to help support your lake community. Fenton’s Pine Lake Homeowners’ Association thanks you in advance for your support!
Please supporting the Lake by attending the Annual Pine Lake meetings. 2025 Annual Meeting Tuesday May 20th at 6:30 at the Loose Senior Center. We can always use directors, board members, and volunteers. We are actively seeking input and participation from residents
Your dues are used for projects and events such as the following:
Yearly cleanup of Pine Lake neighborhoods including a community dumpster for items not usually accepted for pickup.
Small prizes, food and drink during lake social events and community events.
Stocking of fish including perch, bluegill, crappie and minnows to feed them.
Printing and distribution of news relating to Pine Lake including newsletters, social event flyers, posters.
Funds are also used to provide notices of government or legal events that we may learn of that affect your property.
Because we realize that owners have varying opinions, the Association takes no opinion on topics. The Association only serves to provide information and meeting dates so individual property owners can speak for themselves.
Boat Access and Easement:
After investigation and research, there is not a way to launch your boat with any previous ways. Please seek alternatives. Ask a friend or neighbor if you can use their yard or pay them to launch your boat.
Harp Easement is deeded to some owners on Harp Drive. This is only for those deeded owners. This is for ingress and egress travel and cannot be used for dockage, permanent boat moorage, storage of equipment etc. The deeded owners said they would have a liability issue and since it’s a shared easement, they cannot allow others to use the easement.
Homeowners Responsibilities:
Review of Lake rules: No Speeding, Fishing Rules, need to have MC numbers on boats. Some concern over boats not being registered
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Some boats have just been sitting there covered for years. Call ordinance at township about this.
For DEQ and permitting information 517-241-1554 or email DEQ-WRD-ANC@michigan.gov They should be contacted for permits for putting in sand etc.
If any landscaping or construction is being done, a barrier is required to be put up to prevent problems in the lake.
No raking leaves or putting grass clippings into the lake. The nutrient phosphorus from leaves fuels the growth of algae, including toxic algae. Also leaves, grass clippings and similar debris add nutrients to the water that use up precious oxygen as they decompose. There should be a buffer to keep Fertilizers out of lake. 50 feet from shoreline for property owner fertilizer application, 25 feet for Commercial Fertilizer application. See Ordinance Fenton Township #545.
If any problems on the lake, get Boat registration MC numbers, video the problem, if something actively happening can call 911 or Sheriff’s office there is a Marine Patrol out on weekends mainly that can come out and talk to the person. There were reported issues of a boat coming too close to other boats and harassing boats.
Genesee County Sheriff Non-emergency # 810-257-3422; Marine Division 810-257-3176
The orange buoy is marking large underwater rocks in the lake.
Board Elections: Chad Herrick is reelected President and Sue Ward, Secretary for 2-year term.
General Info:
There is a house on the lake that is a VRBO (Vacation Rental By Owner) and the township is considering the rules for these short term rentals and will determine what can and cannot do. Right now, they are not allowed to use and power boats, only kayaks or canoes.
There is a concern about some mud and debris draining into the lake near Whittaker and county park building. Homeowners can and should call drain commission or DEQ to have them fix this.
Thank you! Fenton's Pine Lake Homeowners' Association
Website: www.pinelakelinden.org
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Notes by Secretary Sue Ward
Fenton's Pine Lake Homeowners' Association
Be cautious: There has been a group of people reported getting into unlocked cars and attempting to get into homes around Lake Fenton.
Keep doors locked and outside lights on. Call 911 for any suspicious activity. They are wearing masks.
We had this report from a homeowner who saw this on the news and knows a friend who lives on Lake Fenton and they hit his road.
Please be observant and remain alert.
Thank you,
Fenton's Pine Lake Homeowners' Association
Discover the essence of Pine Lake of Linden through our impactful initiatives and accomplishments.
Our dedicated team works tirelessly to maintain the purity and beauty of Pine Lake, ensuring a sustainable habitat for diverse wildlife.
Engage with fellow residents through our community-driven projects and events, fostering a strong sense of unity and collaboration.
Join our educational programs to learn about sustainable practices, ecosystem conservation, and the importance of preserving our natural resources.
Participate in our various events and workshops that aim to connect individuals, inspire action, and create positive change in the community.
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