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LakeTalkSPECIAL EDITION 2013-2014

RELEASED SEPTEMBER 2013

Lake Linganore Association Community NewsThe Official Notification Publication of the Lake Linganore Association

2 Special Edition 2013

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2013 LakeTalk Special Edition

Table of Contents

Design & Build2 Ryan Homes

Heating, HVAC & Plumbing27 Dave's Mechanical Services13 FlowRite Plumbing & Heating28 Husch Air Technologies

Painting ServicesBackcover Dorsey & Sons Painting

Home Improvement33 Dertzbaugh Construction24 DJ Richard's Carpentry, LLC35 Mr. Handyman27 RCI Handyman Service2 S&K Roofing, Siding & Windows

Health & Beauty35 Curves12 Reiki, The Healing Touch

Realtors28 Elke Thornton-Husch Re/Max RESULTS

35 Jill Coleman Remax Realty Centre

31 Jim Southam, Bach & Associates, Inc. with Questar

24 Liz Burrow Keller Williams Realty Centre

Landscaping & Tree Service25 Baker Tree Service5 Beachy Landscaping & Construction

Specialized Services35 Bioactive Neutralizer Services33 Molly Maid5 New Market Mini Storage

You can also view the Local Business Directory on pages 8-11.

4-5 A Letter from the General Manager

6 About the Association OfficeInformation Contact a Staff Member Board of Directors

7 The Developer’s Note

8-11 Local Business Directory

12 Emergency Contacts

13 Helpful Phone Numbers

Advertisement Guide

14-24 QuickInformationGuide:A-Z

26-27 Groups, Clubs & Organizations

28 SellingYourHome:ResaleInformation

29 What are the Governing Documents?

30-31 Maintenance&Infrastructure Community Security & Safety

32-33 An Overview of HOA Services

34 LLA Committee & Group Contacts

2013-2014 Calender

Business Directory

*Information published in this issue was current at the time of print. All of the details, policies and rules outlined in this publication are subject to change. Please go to the LLA website to view the most current Association information at: www.lakelinganore.org


A Letter from the General Manager

The State of the Association

Thank you for the warm and enthusiastic welcome since my ar-rival to the Lake Linganore Community in December of 2012. My family and I are overwhelmed by the kindness of the great people in this beautiful community. Lake Linganore has proven to be a rewarding environment to me – both professionally & personally. We have accomplished some monumental tasks in the last eight months and are excited about working on the future developments yet to come.

Association OperationsOf late, infrastructure has been at the forefront of operational pri-orities. We had a sinkhole on Eaglehead Drive which was unfor-tunate and unforeseen; but, nevertheless, we had to deal with it and repair and replace the culvert pipe across Eaglehead Drive. In lock-step with the repairs on Eaglehead Drive, we also addressed the necessary repairs to damaged roads in Pinehurst.

As of September 2013, we are nearing completion of our planned paving on Pinehurst Drive and Twin Lakes Drive. We commend Pinehurst residents for their patience throughout the CDA pro-cess. We have identified storm-water management issues in Pine-hurst during the paving project and we will be working to address these concerns during the Fall of 2013.

LLA—Developer: Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)Setting the tone and vision this year was the critical and histor-ic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that was signed and executed by the Association with the Developer. This MOU was recorded in Frederick County and is binding upon the current Developer (Oakdale Investments LLC) and any future developers. This MOU will add some $10 - $11 million dollars directly to the Association’s amenities and infrastructure over the next 20 – 25 years.

The MOU included several parcels of land which will be donated to the Association by Oakdale Investments. One parcel includes approximately 20 acres and will be used to set up a dredging site

for Lake Linganore. This parcel, upon completion of the dredging operations, could provide the Association with additional amenity areas such as sports fields and a dog park, as well as, picnic areas and potentially a marina. Another tract of land is on Northshore Drive and is over two acres. This parcel borders the lake and could serve multiple uses. This land could serve as a marina, additional beach, or perhaps provide marina parking and a park-like atmo-sphere with additional picnic areas. There are many possibilities and future discussions will be necessary to determine the use of this parcel. This parcel was originally slated for home sites, but now will provide other opportunities for our community.

Another parcel being donated is known as the Barn Area. This site is an eight acre parcel and will be the future site of our new community center. The developer valued this parcel at one mil-lion dollars! It is zoned commercial and is very central to this great community. The possibilities are endless with a community center. The Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) will be working on this project and many others over the coming months.

In the interest of preservation, the MOU also includes the “Indian Caves.” This land will be deeded to the Association and the pres-ervation of its beauty will be here to enjoy for generations to come. We are very fortunate that this site is now protected from future development.

In order to ensure that the beauty of the lake will be enjoyed for years to come, we have incorporated a tree buffer into the MOU. This 100 foot buffer to the lake means that nothing can be devel-oped and trees cannot be removed (except for possible utility con-nections, if necessary). This buffer area will also be turned over to the Association and will become part of the preservation and way of life around beautiful Lake Linganore.

The DRRA:Development Rights & Responsibilities AgreementThe Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has created many positive assurances and commitments that will benefit Lake Lin-ganore in the future. In return, the Association wanted to foster

by Bob Kimble


a stable environment for the Developer’s operations. To ensure future stability, the Association petitioned for, and supported, the approval of the Development Rights & Responsibilities Agreement (DRRA). In May of 2013 the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners held a public hearing and ultimately approved the DRRA. Similar to the MOU document between the LLA and the Developer, the DRRA document is an agreement between Freder-ick County and the Developer (Oakdale Investments LLC). Each party specifies expectations and guidelines for moving forward, until terms are mutually agreeable. The approval of the DRRA will give the Developer the security and stability needed in order to move forward with massive investments and maintain confidence over the next 25 years.

The DRRA will improve significant infrastructure surrounding Lake Linganore, including the expansion and repair of roadways. The DRRA also includes language for the addition of a new ramp to better connect New Market to Interstate 70. This new highway connection will create access from Route 144 and help to allevi-ate local congestion. Lastly, and perhaps most significant to As-sociation residents, is the commitment to develop the Eaglehead Bridge. The Eaglehead Bridge will traverse the Dam and connect Eaglehead Drive to the proposed commercial center and Oakdale High School.

A Plan for DredgingOver the coming months we will be working with Frederick County and Frederick City to attempt to spearhead a joint dredg-ing program with these two entities. We have engaged an inde-pendent dredging specialist to be a Project Manager for this opera-tion. Lake Linganore is the number one asset of this community and the health of the lake is a driving force on all property values within Eaglehead. Lake dredging is not a wish list item—the sus-tainability of the Lake directly affects everyone and will be brought to the forefront of our community over the next year.

Meaningful Dialogue 2013 was a year full of productive debate within our community. Over the coming years, Lake Linganore will face infrastructure-re-lated challenges generated from within the community and pres-sures from outside of the community. I hope that homeowners will engage in opportunities to become involved in this decision making process. Henry Ford said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” I hope that we as a community can all work together and bring prosperity to this great community we all call home.

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Contact a Staff Member The Lake Linganore Association (LLA) is the property management entity of the Eaglehead community. Through outreach and operations the Association strives to foster an enriching Lake Linganore lifestyle that simplifies home own-ership. The LLA Staff serves the elected Board of Directors and implements their decisions.

Front Desk ext.110 General Manager ext. 111Village Manager ext. 112/ext. 116 ECC ext. 113 Finance Manager ext. 114 Communications ext. 115Office Coordinator ext. 117

About the AssociationLake Linganore at Eaglehead is a rural lake community situated in the southeast section of Frederick County Maryland, just east of the city of Frederick and 45 miles from both Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland.

Originally planned in 1968 as a "new town" by the original developer, Linganore Corporation (J. William Brosius and Louie J. Brosius), Eaglehead was the county's first planned unit development (PUD). The community of villages is centered around a system of lakes, the centerpiece of which is Lake Linganore, a 210-acre lake. Lake Linganore is the largest privately owned lake in the state of Maryland.

The management of the Eaglehead community is accommodated through the operation of the Lake Linganore Association Inc. (LLA), a homeowners associa-tion (HOA) which represents and serves the interests of the HOA corporation and its property owners within the PUD. The Association is guided by an elected Board of Directors who operate under direction of the legal covenants of the corporate charter. The Association is supervised and maintained by an in-house Management Staff.

OfficeInformationLake Linganore Association, Inc ◆ 6718 Coldstream Drive ◆ New Market, MD 21774Phone: (301) 831-6400 • Fax: (301) 831-3246www.lakelinganore.org

Hours of Operation Open: 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday*Closed weekends and the following holidays: Christmas Eve & Christmas Day, New Years Day, Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving & Black Friday

24 Hour Answering ServiceFor facility related emergencies after hours, please call (301) 293-3802. This ser-vice is not to be used for medical or police emergencies. Call this number to re-port fallen trees blocking the roadway, pool related service issues, or other facility related emergencies

Dana Schlichting President Pinehurst Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2014

Glenn Weigle Vice President Pinehurst Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2014

Liz Timberlake Secretary Audubon TH Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2014

John Allemang Treasurer Balmoral Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2015

Mark DeBordDirector Aspen Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2015

Chris VermillionDirector Aspen Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2015

Phillip Wagner Director Meadows Village ResidentTerm Ends May 2014

BoD meetings are held the first Monday of the month. Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the Lake Linganore Association office. The meeting agenda is e-mailed to the community the morning of the meeting date or the Friday before.

Workshops are held every 3rd Monday of the month. This is a working session for the Board of Directors.

E-mail the Board of Directors at:[email protected]

Board of Directors


The Developer’s NoteOver the past several years, there have been countless hours of discussion among the residents of Lake Linganore, LLA staff and board member, developer represen-tatives and citizens of Frederick County about the continuation of development plans for Lake Linganore. On June 18, 2013 the outcome of these discussions came to fruition with a vote by the Frederick County Board of County Commis-sioners in favor of a Development Rights and Responsibilities Agreement, or DRRA, for Lake Linganore. This DRRA will be the primary document to guide and direct all future growth within Lake Linganore. I want to thank all the residents, board members and staff who worked to let your voices be heard through hundreds of phone calls, emails, and petitions directed to the County Commissioners as well as to those residents who came out to the public hearing!

Although the adoption of the DRRA is a significant milestone, it is not the final stop on this journey. We expect there could be appeals to the Board of Appeals where we will appreciate a reiteration of support from the community. Addition-ally, there will be a hearing in September 2013, on our Tax Increment Financing and Community Development Authority proposal which will provide a financing mechanism to assist in expediting the construction of the missing ramps onto I-70 at Meadow Road and the Eaglehead Drive bridge. Watch out for more spe-cific details in e-blasts from the LLA.

Now, what next?

As a part of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that was adopted between the Lake Linganore Association and Oakdale Investments, we will be initiating development of a comprehensive Amenities Plan for Lake Linganore. This plan will consider current amenities within current Lake Linganore villages, as well as future opportunities in areas yet to be constructed. The starting point of this plan will be the Amenity Survey which was conducted last year by the Strategic Planning Committee. Items frequently mentioned were the community center, improved trails, parking at beaches, boat storage, dog park, skate park, play fields and many more. We need your help to ensure that this plan meets the needs of ex-isting Lake Linganore community members as well as future residents. Through-out the Fall of 2013 we plan to hold several stakeholder sessions in order to gather community input and to present drafts of the plan for discussion. We hope to have as many voices heard as possible and will establish an engaging process with multiple communication mechanisms. Residents will be able to weigh into this plan both in person and through other methods. Our goal is to create a plan that is realistic and achievable with an action plan to move towards implementation. We look forward hearing from the community as this Amenity Plan is developed so look out for more details on the process within the coming month.

Best wishes for a safe start to the new school year!

Jason WileyOakdale Investments, [email protected]


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Find a Business, Use LakeTalk!LakeTalk is a great resource for finding a service provider. If you are in need of specialized services and searching for a nearby vendor, that truly understands our HOA, LakeTalk is a perfect place to start. Our Special Edition can be utilized thoughout the year and is not just an in-formational tool—it is also meant to provide new and current homeowners with important business contacts. We hope that this local business directory will help connect you with the resources you need. If you would like to advertise in future LakeTalks, contact the Editor:

Jordyn Dowd301-831-6400 x 115


Emergency ContactsWildlifeMaryland Department of Natural Resources580 Taylor AvenueTawes State Office BuildingAnnapolis, MD 21401Call toll-free in Maryland at 1-877-620-8367 (Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.)

Game Management ProgramAssociate Director - Pete JayneMD DNR - Wildlife and Heritage ServiceWye Mills Field Office909 Wye Mills Rd., P.O. Box 68Wye Mills, MD 21679410-827-8612 ext. 104

Black Bear Project Leader - Harry SpikerMD DNR - Wildlife and Heritage ServiceMt. Nebo WMA1728 Kings Run Rd.Oakland, MD 21550301-334-4255

Deer Project Leader – Brian EylerMaryland DNR - Wildlife and Heritage ServiceIndian Springs WMA14038 Blairs Valley RoadClear Spring, MD 21722301-842-0332

Wildlife EcologistScott A. SmithMD DNR – Wildlife and Heritage ServiceWye Mills Field Office909 Wye Mills Rd.Wye Mills, MD 21679410-827-8612

Hospitals&MedicalIssuesPoison Control 1-800-222-1222www.mdpoison.com

Frederick Memorial Hospital 400 West 7th Street Frederick, MD 21701Main line: 240-566-3300Emergency Room: 240-566-3500Patient Information: 240-566-3380

Shady Grove Adventist Hospital9901 Medical Center DriveRockville, MD 20850Main line: 240-826-6000Emergency Room: 301-444-8000

Baltimore Shock TraumaUniversity of Maryland Medical Center22. S. Greene St.Baltimore, MD 21201-1595Main line: 800-492-5538Shock Trauma Unit: 410-328-9284*The University of Maryland Medical Center is easy to reach from Interstates 95, 70 and 83 and Baltimore Beltways, I-295 and I-695.

FMH Immediate Care1502 South Main Street, Ste. 203Mt. Airy, Maryland 21771Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Saturday & Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.*Visit this immediate care center when treat-ment is needed for health care needs such as: Asthma, Burns, Cuts, Flu, Minor illnesses, Physicals, Sports physicals, Sprains, Travel immunizations

Advanced Urgent Care5930 Frederick Xing Ln # 101Frederick, MD 21704240-379-776

Frederick Pediatric Associates87 Thomas Johnson DriveFrederick, MD 21702301-694-0606

PoliceFrederick County Sheriff (non-emergency-dispatch)301-600-2071

Maryland State Police301-600-4151

Humane Law Enforcement1832 Rosemont AvenueFrederick, MD 21702Animal Control Officers: 301.600.1544Emergency After Hours: 301.600.2558

FireNew Market Fire & Rescue301-600-9150

Frederick County Fire & Rescue301-600-1536

Frederick County Fire Marshall301-600-1479

DomesticIssuesSuicide Hotline301-662-2255www.suicidehotlines.com/maryland

Heartley House301-662-8800www.heartlyhouse.org

Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233

Child Protective Services, Frederick CountyFCDSS: 301-600-2464After Hours: 301-600-2464

Department of Social Services301-600-4555

Frederick County Substance Abuse DivisionAdolescent & Prevention: 301-600-3293Adult Services: 301-600-1775

Homeless ServicesFrederick Community Action Agency301-600-1506 or 301-600-3955


Helpful Phone NumbersCity of Frederick Public Information Emergency Hotline 301-600-1300Public Information (General Contact) 301-600-1385Job Line (Vacancies) 301-600-6202Public Works Switchboard 301-600-1160Airport 301-600-2201Clustered Spires Golf Course 301-600-1295Economic Development 301-600-6360Engineering 301-600-1405Finance 301-600-1399Frederick Community Action Agency 301-600-1506Human Resources 301-600-1388Legal 301-600-1453Mayor’s Office 301-600-1385Parking 301-600-1429Parks and Recreation 301-600-1492Parks Division Contacts 301-600-1493Planning 301-600-1499Police Non-Emergency 301-600-2100Public Works 301-600-1440Safety and Health 301-600-1992Special Events 301-600-2489

SchoolsFrederick Co. Public Schools 301-644-5000Deer Crossing Elementary 240-236-5900New Market Elementary 240-236-1300New Market Middle 240-236-4600Oakdale Middle 240-236-5500Oakdale High 240-566-9400Linganore High 240-566-9700

Frederick CountyMain Line 301-600-900024-Hour Main Desk 301-600-1046Non-Emergency Dispatch 301-600-2071Civil Process 301-600-2162Community Services 301-600-2167Judicial Operations 301-600-2162Neighborhood Watch 301-600-2167Records Section 301-600-1728Recruiting 800-0851-3621Training Section 301-600-4060Victims/Witness Coordinator 301-600-1290Volunteers 301-600-2167Winchester Hall 301-600-9000County Commissioners Office 301-600-1100Animal Control 301-600-544/1546Public Works 301-600-129/1603 Landfill 301-600-1848Recycling Office 301-600-2960Water & Sewer 301-600-1825/2194Planning & Zoning 301-600-1134Treasurer’s Office 301-600-1111

State of Maryland

Office of the Governor 410-974-3901Volunteer Maryland 410-757-6203Department of Disabilities 410-767-3660Motor Vehicle Admin. (MVA) 800-950-1682Department of Natural Resources 1-877-620-8367Department of Education 410-767-0600

Service Providers, Utilities & MiscellaneousAlleghany Power 800-2553443Miss Utility 800-257-7777Department of Natural Resources 1-877-620-8367Department of Education 410-767-0600Verizon 800-837-4966Frederick Gas 301-662-2151Comcast (Cable) 800-266-2278Natural Resources Police 301-777-7771Illegal Hunting 800-635-6124Humane Society 301-600-1545LOUYAA 301-831-9085New Market Post Office 301-865-3333

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Quick Information GuideFrom A-Z

Lake Linganore is a large and diverse community, with so much to do and see. It’s easy to get caught up in day-to-day

life, and forget to simply sit back and enjoy the scenery.

As the seasons change, don’t forget to take advantage of all the wonderful amenities LLA has to offer. There is truly

something for everyone in LLA. Pages 16-26 capture a mul-titude of topics and will help educate members as they live,

work and play in the community this year.

Photo taken by Mark Widrick

*Information published in this issue was current at the time of print. All of the details, policies and rules outlined in this publication are subject to

change. Please go to the LLA website to view the most current Association information at: www.lakelinganore.org


AccountInformationEach year, in late January, when the annual assessment invoice is mailed to members, the invoice carries all the member data that has been provided to the LLA about that account. You are required to verify, update and approve that information. Returning the data/invoice form triggers the timely response of getting your updat-ed stickers for the fiscal year and makes your member-ship card and vehicle tag valid for the coming year.

Animal ControlIf you are having a problem with another member’s pet, please contact Animal Control. If you believe there is a dangerous animal (dog or otherwise) loose in the neigh-borhood, or if you believe an animal is distressed and in need of emergency assistance, please contact Animal Control at 301.600.1544 or 301.600.2558 (emergency line).

Annual Association Assessments & DuesThe legal covenants of the LLA require all property own-ers to pay annual assessment dues (Covenants, Article V, Section 10). The annual dues are used to maintain com-mon property (including swimming pools, trails, tennis courts, lakes, dams, etc.), trash services, snow removal, provide routine road maintenance, community patrol services, as well as administrative staffing. Dues assess-ment invoices are mailed the last week of January and members are required to pay in full or to make monthly payment arrangements as stated on the invoice form. Payment is due March 1 and late March 31. Monthly payment arrangements must be made by March 1.

Annual Events to Watch ForDeer Dash (May), Annual Meeting (May), BoD Election (May), Farmers Market (Thursday, June-August), Sum-mer Fest (June), Winter Fest (December), Annual Bud-get Meeting (December), HOA Dues Invoice (January-February), Call for BoD Candidates (January-February)

Annual Membership Meeting The LLA annual general membership meeting is held the second Saturday in May. Location of the meeting is announced in the monthly community publication La-keTalk and on the LLA web site: www.lakelinganore.org.

The primary purpose is to elect a board of directors and to report to the members the state of the association.

Basketball HoopsPortable basketball hoops must be registered with the LLA office, and may not be left in, or adjacent to a yard or street when not in use. There is no charge for a per-mit. Permits allow us to identify hoops and return them to their rightful owners when found. Permits should be placed on the back of the backboard. Hoops only need to be registered once.

BeachesLake Linganore has two private beaches for the exclu-sive use and enjoyment of its members. All members must be in good standing and have their LLA photo ID’s with them at all times, to avoid being asked to leave the beach. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day (sum-mer season), dogs are only permitted on the beach from 7pm-10pm. There are no lifeguards on duty, swim at your own risk. Fires, glass bottles, alcohol and fireworks are not permitted. All items must be removed from the beaches daily, tents or other items may not be left over-night to “stake out” territory.

Beach Parking AreasThe beaches are very limited on parking spaces and are on a first come first serve basis. You must have your cur-rent and registered vehicle parking permit hanging from the rear view mirror with the ID number and expiration sticker clearly visible from the outside. Violators will be towed at owner’s expense, no exceptions.

Beach PartiesIf you would like to have a party at one of the beaches, a reservation is required. Any planned gathering of more than 10 people constitutes a party. No party can exceed 30 people without prior written approval by the LLA GM. Only one party on the beach will be approved at any given time. This does not grant exclusive use of the beach. Reservations are on a first come first serve ba-sis. To check availability please call 301-831-6400 x110. Stop by the LLA office 6718 Coldstream Drive Mon-Fri 9am-5pm to make a reservation; a $100 damage deposit and a signed rental agreement are required.


Board of Directors Candidacy All LLA property owners “in good standing” can submit their names to be placed on the ballot in March of each year. Required candidate information is published in the community publication LakeTalk in February each year. Additional information can be found in the LLA Covenants and Bylaws.

Board of Directors (BoD) MeetingsBoD meetings are held the first Monday of the month, and sometimes special community workshops on im-portant issues are held on the third Monday of the month. In cases where meetings fall on a holiday, the regular meeting may be rescheduled to: the following Monday, the third Monday, or the Tuesday immediately following the original meeting date. Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the Lake Linganore Association office, lo-cated at 6718 Coldstream Drive, in the Coldstream vil-lage. The meeting agenda is emailed to the community the morning of the meeting date or the Friday before. Any meeting date changes are also emailed to the com-munity.

Boats Boats operated by electric, wind, or paddle ONLY, are allowed on the lakes. Gas powered boats are not per-mitted on Eaglehead lakes. All boats must be motor-ized with electric engine only. Gas motors cannot be stored on boats. All boats (operated, docked, or on a rack) must display the proper LLA permit on both the bow and the stern of the boat. Boat Permits may be purchased and renewed annually by members in good standing for $25, at the LLA office at: 6718 Coldstream Drive Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm.

BoatRacksThere are 5 boat rack storage locations. Boat Rack leas-es are $75 and renewed annually to members in good standing. Boats are permitted to stay on the racks year round, however they must be removed from the racks upon request by LLA staff for annual repairs and main-tenance. There is a waiting list for the boat racks and those on the list are notified when a rack space becomes available. If you would like to go on the waiting list please email your request to officecoordinator@lakelinganore.

org Boat racks are inspected periodically throughout the year to ensure compliance. Any boats found in the wrong space, on the ground, without stickers, or stick-ers in the wrong location, etc… are confiscated and sold at auction if unclaimed within 30 days. If you would like to be notified of an upcoming boat auction, please email your request to [email protected]

Boat Storage at HomeIf you keep your boat on your property it must be stored within the garage or by an approved screen that keeps it from street view.

Boat TrailersBoat trailers must use designated launching ramps and display a valid LLA trailer permit. Trailer permits may be purchased and renewed annually by members in good standing for $15, at the LLA office at 6718 Cold-stream Drive Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm.

Bulk TrashBulk trash pick-up is scheduled twice a year. Once in January for Christmas trees only, and again in Octo-ber for bulk trash items that are not considered regular household waste. Visit the LLA Website for scheduled dates and a list of approved items.

CabanasThere are approximately 30 (8’x10’) cabana’s surround-ing the Coldstream Pool that are available for lease during the summer season. Cabana’s are a convenient way to store items such as mini-refrigerators, pool toys, beach towels and other items that you use at the pools. Cabana rentals are $75 for the season, from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day Weekend. They are avail-able on a first come first serve basis to members in good standing. Please stop by the LLA office at 6718 Cold-stream Drive Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm to secure your cabana lease. Payment & signature will be required.

Christmas TreesA Christmas tree collection is offered in mid-January and the date is announced in the December issue of La-keTalk and on the Website.


Communications

LakeTalkThe official notification publication of the LLA is the community magazine LakeTalk, which has been pub-lished monthly since 1996. Residents can publish clas-sified items for free in a regular column called “Trading Post.” Traditional business advertising is also available for a fee. Contact the LakeTalk Editor for rate informa-tion at 301-831-6400 x 115 or email:[email protected]

LLA Web SiteIn addition, the LLA maintains a web site at www.lake-linganore.org. Information about association business, board meetings, community amenities, issues, impor-tant bulletins, construction projects, local and state gov-ernment contact links, and village committee meeting information is always available. Visit the web site to find out the latest news in the community. Online advertis-ing is available for a fee. Contact the Webmaster for rate information at 301-831-6400 x 115 or email:[email protected]

LLA Email Notification ListTo keep residents up to date about meetings, issues, events, updates on severe weather (snow removal or flooding), construction projects and other activities or concerns (including lost pets) that can impact you in the community, the LLA maintains an email notifica-tion list. All email addresses are kept confidential. Resi-dents must make a formal request for their email to be added to the email notification distribution list. Social MediaLLA is active on Facebook at: facebook.com/lake.linganoreLLA is active on Twitter at: twitter.com/LLAssociation*Live Tweets are available on our website homepage, providing viewers with updates in real time. ComplaintsAny complaints or concerns about village infrastruc-ture, common grounds areas, amenities, compliance is-sues, etc. should be directed to a Village Manager. It is very important to put your grievance/concern in writ-ing. The most effective way to file a complaint is via the

LLA website. Submit a concern via the “Contact Us” page at: www.lakelinganore.org/contact-us/

Committees

Village CommitteesThe LLA has several village committees that act as rep-resentatives for their respective villages to plan, discuss, and bring topics to the LLA Board of Directors on be-half of their neighbors. Members are encouraged to at-tend their village meetings where they can bring matters to the attention of their village committee chair person, who will then relay the needs to the Board of Directors who have the power and authority to take action. Vis-it the LLA web site at www.lakelinganore.org to learn more about your Village Committee. Basic information is also available in LakeTalk.

BoD Chartered Committees/Interest Groups/Social ClubsThe LLA has several standing committees that work on areas that are important to the board of directors for re-search, information, policy recommendations, etc. The LLA standing committees are: Finance, Municipal In-corporation, Strategic Planning, Contracts, Trails (LLA Trailblazers), Tennis, Friends of the Lake, Golf Carts, and Events. Ad hoc groups to study specific issues are created as needed. Visit the LLA web site at www.lakel-inganore.org or reference a current issue of LakeTalk to get more information and contact info.

Community Development Authority (CDA)In 1997 the owners of properties within the villages of Balmoral, Coldstream, Meadows, Nightingale and Pine-hurst agreed to pay a special tax to have storm water management and refurbished roads installed. The spe-cial tax is on the property and stays with the property for a period of 30 years. The monthly CDA amounts are included in the mortgage payment of these properties. Not all properties within Pinehurst agreed to partici-pate in this special tax. To determine if your property is included in this tax, check your county property tax invoice, where it should be noted. The Nightingale CDA project is expected to commence during 2013-2014. For information about the CDA projects, contact the Lake Linganore Conservation Society (LLCS) at: [email protected]


Community PatrolThe LLA employs a staff of officers from a regional se-curity firm to serve as community patrol officers. These officers oversee the common areas and amenities to en-sure that trespassers are not present and to enforce the privacy of these facilities for members in good standing. These officers also enforce LLA rules and regulations on all community property. This is a year-round service. If you are experiencing an emergency, always call 911.

DamsEach of the lakes are created by an earthen dam. Lake Linganore is impounded by the J. William Brosius Dam, named for the father of the original Eaglehead develop-ers. The dam was dedicated in 1972 and is marked with a six-foot stone bearing a bronze plaque with information about the namesake. Though the dam is owned by the LLA, which is responsible for the care and maintenance of all the community dams, the city of Frederick has been an active partner in helping to upgrade them and ensure they meet the standards required by the Mary-land Dam Safety Division of the Department of Natural Resources.

Dogs on Eaglehead PropertyBetween Memorial Day and Labor Day (summer sea-son), dogs are only permitted on the beach from 7pm-10pm. The LLA strongly encourages leash use. It is against Frederick County ordinance to allow dogs or any other pet to run loose. All dogs must be under the physical control of its owner. LLA formally adopted the county’s animal ordinance as consistent with the associ-ation regulations and restrictions. Members and/or their guests may expect a citation of violation by the LLA for any such violation, as well as those that may be issued by Frederick County.

Doggi-PotStationsThe primary responsibility of dog owners is to clean up after your pet while out walking in the community. Throughout each village the LLA provides doggi-pot stations along trails and pathways, as well as open com-mon areas. These stations provide owners with bags with which to clean up dog waste. Please dispose of your dog waste at home.

Expiration StickersExpiration stickers are issued annually to members who are in compliance with their HOA dues and do not have any ECC or Compliance violations. Stickers must be placed on the following membership materials (Photo Id Cards, Vehicle Tags, Boat Permits & Trailer Permits) in order to validate them and allow access to the ameni-ties and common areas.

Eaglehead Community Preservation CorporationECPC has been formed exclusively for charitable pur-poses and in particular to lessen the burdens of the county government. Among other things ECPC will as-sume the county’s obligation to construct needed road-ways in the community of Eaglehead. The new roadways will provide environmentally beneficial public ingress and egress, as a result fire protection and other emergen-cy vehicles response times will reduce the risk of future losses to life and property by fire or other causes. The new roadways will aid in the protection of the environ-ment for Lake Linganore and its tributaries. ECPC’s cur-rent projects are the roads and infrastructure for Aspen North, the first platted village in Lake Linganore. Funds for the construction of the roadways will be raised from the creation of a special taxing district and the dedica-tion of the proceeds of revenue bonds that will be ap-proved and issued by the County. The County will levy a tax on the Aspen North Village to repay the bonds.

Fishing

State RequirementsAll flowing waters are owned by the State of Maryland and as a result all state laws regarding flowing waters are in effect and do impact usage on Eaglehead lakes, which are privately owned by the LLA. You are required to li-cense your boat with the state and must obtain a state license to fish on Eaglehead lakes. Eaglehead lakes are privately owned and only LLA members are permitted to fish or boat on them. Please make sure that you have the appropriate LLA and Maryland State credentials. You can obtain a State fishing license at:http://dnr.maryland.gov/service/license.asp


LLA RequirementsFishing for bass in Eaglehead lakes is ‘catch-and- release’ only. Your boat must be registered with the LLA. The an-nual fee to register a boat is $25.

Golf CartsMust be registered with the LLA office. Golf Cart Per-mits must be placed somewhere clearly visible on the Golf Cart. Golf Carts are permitted on designated path-ways, but are not permitted for on road use. All golf carts are restricted to turf tires only.

Guest PrivilegesMember/Owner Guest Policy – may have up to 10 guests per house-hold accompany them on the common properties and amenities.

Member/Resident Guest Policy – may have up to 2 guests per house-hold accompany them on the common properties and amenities.

Member/Child Guest Policy – No guests.

LakesThere are four lakes in Eaglehead. These lakes are for the exclusive use and enjoyment of Linganore members.

Lake LinganoreThe largest of the lakes is Lake Linganore, which is ap-proximately 209-acres with 13 miles of shoreline. This lake has two beaches, one located in the Coldstream Vil-lage on the northern shoreline, and the other located in the Nightingale Village on the southern shoreline. The lake was created by impounding the waters of Linganore Creek and Ben’s Branch with the Brosius Dam, named for the father of the original community developers. Permission to create the lake was granted only with the condition that the community never impede the flow of the water of Linganore Creek because historically it has been a major source of drinking water for the nearby City of Frederick since the early 20th century. Snow melts and heavy spring rains cause much of the sand at the beaches to be washed away so every year about mid-May new sand is placed on the beaches, depending upon weather trends. The lake is 50-feet at its deepest spot.

Lake MerleLake Merle is located in the Meadows village. It has a small beach at its northern shoreline, located at the end of Fox Chase Road.

Lake Anita LouiseLake Anita Louise is located in the Pinehurst village. This lake does not have a beach but does have a dock from which fishermen can try their hand at catching some of the small and large-mouth bass, crappie and blue gill that live in the lake.

Lake MarianLake Marian is located along Eaglehead Drive heading toward the Woodridge village. This lake does not have a beach or a dock but there is a trail that circles a portion of the shoreline and allows for fishing.

MembershipIdentificationCardsMembers are issued photo ID membership cards that allow access to community amenities. When out us-ing the amenities, members must carry their cards with them. Because of the large number of trespassers who attempt to use the amenities, members must have their ID cards while at the pools, lakes, beaches, dams, parks, trails, playgrounds and tennis courts to be able to prove membership to community patrol officers if asked. To get your card: you must visit the LLA office at 6718 Coldstream Drive, where your photo will be taken and the card will be produced while you wait. Lost ID Cards: Call the office to see if anyone has turned in your ID. If so we can mail it to you or you may pick it up. ID’s can be reprinted for $10 (cash or check).

Membership Type/StatusThe Lake Linganore Association (LLA) Board of Di-rectors has reviewed the LLA governing documents to provide a more concise definition of membership. By LLA covenants, a ‘member’ (those who are entitled to membership cards, parking tags and free use of LLA amenities) is strictly defined as the owner and their de-pendents. However, the Board of Directors recognizes that there may be some unusual circumstances where a membership card and /or parking tags could be issued to others within a household.

Member/OwnerThis is a person who is the legal owner of a property in Lake Linganore, (ie. This person/s name is on the deed).


Member/ResidentA person who resides at a property in Lake Linganore. (Spouse, tenant, relative, nanny, children between age 13-17).

Member/ChildThis is a person who is under 13 and resides at a property in Lake Linganore. All residents need a membership ID card, even newborns. Those without an ID are consid-ered a guest of the card carrying member /resident and will be subject to guest fees at the pools.

MotorcyclesShould be registered with the LLA office just like any other vehicle. Permits are not issued for these at this time, but are listed on the approved vehicle list.

MowingAll common areas are mowed by a contractor hired by the LLA. If you have questions about the condition of the common area near your home, please contact a village manager by calling the LLA Office at 301-831-6400.

Neighborhood Watch ProgramsWatch programs exist at this time in the following vil-lages: Coldstream, Summerfield, Meadows, Nightingale and Pinehurst. These programs are “manned” by vol-unteers or teams of volunteers. If your village has a pro-gram and you want to join the effort contact your village committee chairperson(s). If your village does not have a program and you want to organize one, contact your village committee. See page 31 for more details.

New OwnersNew owners must provide a copy of their settlement sheet to the LLA staff within 30 days of closing. They must also fill out an Owner Data Sheet in order to be entered into the Association database. Both of these ac-tions are necessary to gain access top to the amenities, receive membership cards, vehicle ID tags and to receive future correspondence, including assessment notices and the monthly association news publication—LakeTalk.

Photo taken by Mark Widrick


New TenantsNew tenants must provide a copy of their lease agreement to the LLA staff within 30 days of signing. The must also fill out a Tenant Data Sheet signed by the owner in or-der to be entered into the Association database. Both of these actions are necessary to receive membership cards, vehicle ID tags and to receive future correspondence, in-cluding the monthly association news publication – La-keTalk.

Parking Policies

Guest parkingGuests staying with members for an extended period of time should park in the member’s driveway, though parking on the streets is not prohibited unless it could impede the passing of other vehicles or delay emergency response vehicles. That way the member’s vehicle ID can help the LLA to identify and contact the owner should the vehicle block emergency vehicles.

• Guest vehicles cannot park at any beach parking lot; these are reserved for member vehicles only. Guest vehicles parked at beach lots will be towed. Do not place your member vehicle ID tag into a guest ve-hicle. Guest vehicles must park at the Coldstream Pool parking lot and be escorted to beaches via the member vehicle.

• Guest vehicles are not permitted to park at, on or near community dams.

• Overnight parking on the streets in Aspen village is not permitted.

Towing Policy To protect the privacy of members and the amenities the LLA Directors strengthened all these security ele-ments by adopting and enforcing a towing policy. Ve-hicles without affixed parking permits and current expi-ration stickers are subject to towing. Towing is handled by an outside contractor. Towing fees/fines are collected solely by the towing company; the LLA does not reim-burse towing fines. At this time the company contracted to handle towing is Dorsey’s Towing. If you have been towed, call 301- 607-4357. The tow storage lot is located at 580 E. Church Street, Frederick.

Vehicle PermitsAll vehicles must be registered with the LLA office and listed on your account. Each vehicle must have the fol-lowing information documented on file with the office: year, make, model, color, plate#. Each vehicle is issued a parking permit which must hang from the rear view mirror with the ID number and expiration sticker clearly visible from the outside. At any time throughout the year, should you buy or sell a vehicle, contact the LLA of-fice to update information. When selling a vehicle, please retain your vehicle ID permit. Vehicle ID permits should not be transferred to a vehicle that is not registered to a member account. License plate numbers are checked against the ID tag number and if the two do not match up the ID tag can be considered stolen and the vehicle can be towed. Parking permits and expiration stickers are issued to members in good standing at the LLA office at: 6718 Coldstream Drive Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm.

ParksMcFadden Park and a handful of our tot-lots are avail-able for parties. Only one party per park will be ap-proved at any given time. This does not grant exclusive use of the park. Reservations are on a first come first serve basis. To check availability please call 301-831-6400 x110. Stop by the LLA office at 6718 Coldstream Drive Mon-Fri 9am-5pm to make a reservation; a $100 damage deposit and a signed rental agreement are re-quired.

Payments Accepted at LLAAt this time cash or check is the only form of payment accepted at the LLA office.

PoolsThere are 3 swimming pools available within Lake Lin-ganore for all members; WestWinds, Coldstream & Summerfield. Pools are open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. Pools are open 11am-8:30pm. (During the school year the pools do not open until 4pm.)

Summerfield Pool (6215 Sawyer Road) Closed on Mondays. Summerfield Pool Payphone #301.865.2859 *Open on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7-8am for lap swimming.


Coldstream Pool (6718 Coldstream Drive) Closed on Tuesdays.Coldstream Pool Payphone #301.865.2847*Open late on Friday & Saturday until 9:30pm.

WestWinds Pool (6910 Wimbledon Way) Closed on Wednesdays.WestWinds Pool Payphone # 301.865.2915

Pool PartiesYou can have a small “open party” during regular pool hours or a “private party” when the pool is closed.

Open Pool PartiesMax of 10 guests per household (guests are people without a LLA photo ID)Each guest will be charged $511am-8:30pmNo Damage Deposit

There is a maximum of 30 people allowed (3 parties of 10) at one time. A reservation is strongly recommended so that your group is not turned away at the gate. Call or email to inquire: [email protected] or 301.831.6400 x110

Private Pool PartiesMax of 200 people, (member/guest ratio still applies)Rates range from $70/hr for 50 people up to $180/hr for 200 people. There is a 2 hr. minimum. Reservation times are between Noon-8pm. Available at pools on the days they are closed (see above). A $250 Damage Deposit in the form of a separate check in addition to payment and a signed contract are required to make a reserva-tion. Reservations are on a first come first serve basis and must be made at least 2 weeks in advance. Call or email to inquire: [email protected] or 301.831.6400 x110

RecyclingRecycling is every other Wednesday. The recycling pro-gram is a Frederick County program. It is not a service provided by the LLA. All blue recycling tote cans are the property of Frederick County and remain with the property. Please check with the county recycling com-pany for the annual/monthly schedule. If you have prob-lems/complaints you must contact the county directly by calling: 301-600-2960.

RequestaRecyclingBinTo request a recycling bin at no cost or to upgrade your existing bin, go to: www.learnmorerecyclebetter.org

Security ContactsEmergencies 911 LLA Community Patrol 301-213-3515Sheriff ’s Office Non-Emergency Line 301-600-2071

Security through EnforcementThe key to ensuring that the overall security efforts re-ally work, is by enforcing LLA identification and permit usage. LLA members must have vehicle ID tags installed properly and carry their membership cards with them while at community amenities and common properties. Members should never lend them to guests/relatives/etc. Lanyards are available through the LLA office to make carrying cards an easier task.

Selling Your HomeFor resale and inspection documents please go to the LLA website and click Resale. To initiate a resale disclo-sure application, go to www.condocerts.com

Sheriff’sOfficeIn addition to the regular coverage of the community by Frederick County Sheriff ’s Office deputies, the LLA employs off-duty deputies to provide security for most of the year. They provide regular reports to the LLA about the kinds of situations they respond to, which as-sists the LLA in assigning deputies for timeframes and locations where incidents seem to be developing in the community. This is on a year-round basis. In emergency situations always remember to call 9-1-1 but to report a non-emergency incident, contact the sheriff ’s dispatch at 301-694-2071.

Tennis

CourtsThere are 3 tennis court locations within Lake Linganore; WestWinds, Coldstream & Summerfield. WestWinds is a private, paid access club, Summerfield & Coldstream are free to LLA members and are open 7am-10pm.


Lessons Group and private lessons are available at Coldstream. For lesson information please contact: [email protected]

Access To gain court access permissions please contact the LLA office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 301-831-6400 x110. Court availability is on a first come first serve basis. REMIND-ER: Nothing other than tennis players, tennis sneakers, and tennis balls are allowed on the courts – no excep-tions.

TrashCurbside trash collection in all Eaglehead villages is on Tuesdays. Please do not put trash cans out before 5 p.m., the evening before.

Trash Can StorageAll trash cans or totes must be stored out of view of the street and neighboring homes either by a screen of some sort that meets ECC guidelines or stored in the garage of the home.

HolidayPick-upsTrash service dates impacted by holidays will fall to the next regularly scheduled collection day.

Water & SewerThe water and sewer system operating within Eaglehead is owned by Frederick County and maintained by the Frederick County Division of Utilities and Solid Waste Management (DUSWM). All utility bills are paid to the county and all problems with water pressure, wa-ter quality, sewage spills or problems must be reported to DUSWM by calling: 301-600-1825, regular business hours (8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) or 301-600-2194 for 24-hour emergencies.

Water Quality & ConservationIt is always recommended that Eaglehead residents do everything they can to conserve water and to protect the quality of the lake environment in the community. Ev-erything you do on your lot affects the lakes so please be mindful of how landscaping, etc. will impact drain-age around your property. The grass swales that exist


throughout the community are part of a storm water drainage system that protects the condition of our roads and the water quality of our lakes. When drought condi-tions exist, the LLA follows the Frederick County orders regarding water restrictions.

Yard WasteYard Waste pick-up is every Wednesday (April-Novem-ber). Grass, clippings and leaves must be bagged (in pa-per bags) or placed in personal containers no larger than 30 gallons in size (clearly marked “Yard Waste”). Sticks and limbs must be bundled, and bundles may not be larger than 3 x 3 feet in size.

Missed Pick-upsTo report a missed pickup, please contact the Village Manager at the LLA Office: 301-831-6400, ext. 116

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Winter Weather Plan The LLA handles all snow removal activities, including those roads within Eaglehead that are owned by Frederick County. The winter plan is pub-lished in the fall and winter issues of LakeTalk and is on the LLA web site (www.lakelinganore.org) year ’round. The LLA Winter Weather Plan is to be enacted anytime there is the potential for a winter precipitation event including snow, sleet and / or freezing rain as pronounced by the National Weather Service.

The purpose of this plan is to ensure that roadways are clear of vehicle traffic and parked cars to allow for the safe passage of snow removal equipment and / or emergency service vehicles.

This plan will go into effect no more than eight hours prior to the forecasted weather event and will remain in effect no more than eight hours after precipitation has ceased.

Residentsareaskedtodothefollowinginsnowemergencysituations:

• Do not park on the streets; park in your garage or driveway so that snow plows can do their job and emergency vehicles can get through, if needed.

• Please remove all basketball hoops, soccer nets, and other portable items that may be damaged by snow plows.

• Clear snow from your driveways, driveway culverts, parking areas, heating compressors, mailboxes, nearby fire hydrants, storm drains and trash container areas.

Report hazards and areas in need of maintenance to your Village Manager. In case of an emergency involving community roads and properties after office hours, call the 24hr Answering Service at (301) 293-3802. The information will be reported to LLA Staff.

Four-wheel drive and snowmobile owners are asked to be available to assist neighbors with emergency medical access needs or other service assistance.

The following roads are deemed “Snow Emergency Routes.” Parking along these roads will be prohibited during a storm event once the Winter Weather Plan is effective. Vehicles parked along these roads during a storm event will be towed at the owner’s expense.

SnowEmergencyRoutes

ASPEN - Accipiter Dr.BALMORAL - Balmoral Ridge (includes mailbox area)COLDSTREAM - Coldstream Dr./Coolfont Crossing/Eaglehead Dr. MEADOWS - Fox Chase Rd./Fox Chase Crossing/Meadowlake Rd. NIGHTINGALE - Nightingale Ct. NORTHSHORE - North Shore Way WOODRIDGE – Woodridge Dr./Woodrise Rd. PINEHURST - Old Barn Rd./Pinehurst Dr./Rockridge Rd./Twin Lake Dr./Hemlock Point Rd./Lakeridge Rd./East Lakeridge Rd./West Lakeridge Rd./Edgewood Rd./Beach Dr.

Designated Parking Areas During Snow Events

PINEHURST: Hemlock Point Rd. at East Lakeridge Gravel Pulloff (*Enough for 7 Cars)

MEADOWS: Eaglehead Dr Pulloff Across from Meadows mailboxes (*Enough for 4 Cars)

COLDSTREAM: Pool Parking Lot


Groups, Clubs & OrganizationsBunco at Michele’sContact: Michele Corsar or Jennifer Leck301-865-1987 - Michele301-865-2889 - [email protected]’s a time to get together with friends and have some fun! Don’t worry about the rules - we’ll teach you, it’s easy! All are welcome to join us.

Lake Linganore TennisContact: Jose [email protected] tennis committee organizes LLA tennis programs for the community; promotes tennis in the community; maintains a LLA resident tennis list; organizes occasional socials; oversees the care of the tennis courts; winterizing sched-ule; spring set up, etc.

Mid-AtlanticVolleyballContact: Ricardo Vera301-219-6228www.mavolleyball.orgOur intention 30 years ago was to play some ball and promote volleyball so that others would learn to love the sport as we did. The obvious way to do this was to teach volleyball and host tournaments, allowing new and veteran players to put their skills to practice. We enthusiastically keep at it today. Our goal is to bring volleyball to you for as long as our participants attend our tournaments and clinics.

MOMS Club Frederick EastContact: Jennefer [email protected] offering moms support! Morning and afternoon play dates and socials for moms and kids of all ages.

Mid-MDAlumniOrganizationofKappa Kappa Gamma (MMAA of KKG)Contact: MaryLou [email protected] to all collegiate alumni of the Kappa Kap-pa Gamma sorority. Our group meets 1-2 times a month. We do charity functions within the community and various social group outings.

NextdoorContact: Mike [email protected]/invite/2a0753b31c17e7ff5776/This is not a club but an online community for residents of Eaglehead at Lake Linganore. There is a buy/sell/trade marketplace, invitations, community calendar, photo sharing, neighbor-hood directory, local recommendations, even a neighborhood resources section that LLA could use. There are currently many conversations taking place online via email, the lake linganore group on Yahoo, and various conversations on facebook, but none of them involve the whole community. This site is a place where everyone who lives here can participate or simply pay at-tention to the conversations regarding ameni-ties, neighborhood watch, golf carts, LLA elec-tions, etc. Since you have to be a resident and verify your address to join, its a bit safer than using more public spaces like Facebook and Yahoo when voicing personal information and opinions.

Pajama ProgramContact: Penny Larson301-865-0548penny@pajamaprogram.orgwww.pajamaprogram.orgPajama Program, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit orga-nization, provides new pajamas and new books to children in need, many who are waiting and hoping to be adopted. These children live in various settings including group homes, shelters and temporary housing and are shuffled often from one place to another. Many of them have been abandoned, abused or neglected. Most of these children have never enjoyed the simple comfort of having a mother or father tuck them in at bedtime with warm, clean pajamas and a bedtime story. Some of the children we serve are living with their families below the poverty level, in desperate need of food, clothing and shelter. Pajama Program celebrated its 10th Birthday serving children this past year, 2011. We have now provided more than 1 MILLION new pajamas and new books to children in need nationwide.

MD Catholic Women’s ConferenceContact: Jeanne Link443-324-8487www.marylandcatholicwomen.comMarylandCatholicWomen@gmail.comfacebook /MarylandCatholicWomentwitter @MDCatholicWomenMaryland Catholic Women is a new women’s group in Maryland! We will be kicking off with a conference on October 11-12, 2013 at Mount St Mary’s University, where women of all ages are invited to join us for a weekend of faith, fun, chocolate, prayer, music, speakers, and the Sac-raments! Maryland Catholic Women’s Confer-ence is committed to give witness to our faith in Christ & His Holy Church, and to affirm our dignity as women & daughters of God. Our goal is to humbly seek the Lord the Light of the World (Jn. 8:12), to brighten our lives, families, parishes, and the world through liturgy, educa-tion & formation, prayer, evangelization and service to those in need.

Lake Linganore Dolphins Swim TeamTeam Rep: David Brummerwww.lldolphins.weebly.comThe Lake Linganore Dolphins Swim Team is a summer swim team open to swimmers ages 5-18. Practices and home meets are held at the Summerfield pool. We compete in the Freder-ick Summer Swim League (FSSL). Our season starts right after Memorial Day and ends ap-proximately the end of July. We provide kids in the community a safe and healthy summer activity which teaches life skills, discipline, and responsibility while at the same time introduces them to competitive swimming. For more infor-mation please visit our website: www.lldolphins.weebly.com

MORE (The Mid-Atlantic Off-RoadEnthusiasts)Membership Director: Jason Ashmorehttp://www.more-mtb.org [email protected] (The Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusi-asts), Inc. is a 501c (3) nonprofit organization representing thousands of area mountain bik-ers. Founded in 1992, MORE maintains more than 400 miles of natural-surface trails in 41


state and county parks throughout the region. MORE members contribute more than 6,000 volunteer hours annually and have constructed nearly 100 miles of new, sustainable trail. The club also leads hundreds of rides each year at local parks, ranging from beginner to advanced levels. MORE is committed to environmen-tally sound and socially responsible mountain biking, facilitating recreational trail cycling, educating about the sport of mountain biking, maintaining local trails, and advocating for in-creased multi-user trail access.

FrederickForceIceHockeyTeam Rep: James [email protected] Force Ice Hockey provides current, retired, and prior service US military personnel with a recreational ice hockey experience that allows for an environment of community and camaraderie. Additionally, the program aims to provide opportunities for its members to con-tinue to serve through charitable work within the local Frederick Maryland community with particular focus in the area of charities benefit-ing military members, veterans and their fami-lies.

Breakaway Action DogsContact: Lindsay Westcott [email protected] Action Dogs, or BAD, is a non-profit dog training club with a training facility right by the Frederick Fair Grounds. We hold group classes most nights of the week through Fall, Winter and Spring. Our classes are taught by dedicated volunteers who promote positive training for dogs and handlers of all ages and abilities. We hold unique classes for those inter-ested in training beyond basic obedience, such as Tricks, Agility, Scent Work, Flyball, Disc Dog and more. Group classes will start in late August and often fill quickly, so check out our website (actiondogs.org) for more information on the classes we offer and contact our training direc-tor to get registered for a class!

A.P.A Pool LeagueContact: Dan Demaree301-846-0089 (Champion Billiards Sports Cafe)A number of people from Lake Linganore play in the American PoolPlayers Association pool league at Champion Billiards Sports Cafe one

night per week. Players have the choice of play-ing either 8-ball or 9-ball or both. Teams consist of 8 players, both men and women, with only 5 people playing matches on a given night. The matches are handicapped, so that all players, from beginner level to expert, have an equal chance to win. There are three sessions per year, each about 18 weeks long. Participants must be at least 18 years of age. We are looking for new members from the Lake Lingore area to join our teams.

Linganore Yacht ClubContact: Steve Hood or Glenn WeigleFaceboook: “Linganore Yacht Club”A facebook group for Linganore Pontoon Boat owners to communicate with each other about boating on the lake. Raft-ups, boats for sale, lake news, DNR activity, siltation, etc.

Meditation at HomeContact: Gina Bates [email protected] at home is a one hour monthly meet the last Sunday of each month from 3:30-4:30pm. In this one hour class there is a brief stretch, 10-15 minute guided meditation, dis-cussion and another 10-15 minute meditation. Weather permitting a brief walking meditation may occur. The mission is to provide the skills to quiet the mind and body for improved health and relationships. Most students are beginners ranging in age from 13-adult. The class $5 a per-son and is currently in my home with drop in attendance requiring a RSVP due to the limited space available. No experience is necessary.

Oakdale High School Safe and Sane Graduation Celebration Support GroupCo-Chairs: Marijo Kober & Juanita Pard Additional Contact: Elaine [email protected] and Sane is a group that puts on the Senior Graduating Class After Celebration to keep the Seniors in a Safe environment all night long and off the roads while they are celebrating this Great achievement. It takes many people to carry out an all night party of 150-240 or more Senior Students. Fundraising all year to put on the Celebration such as Breakfasts at the New Market Fire Hall, Zumbathons, Dinners at Roy

Rogers and many Local Restaurants, Ford Car Drives, Yard Sales and gathering donations and much more. We welcome all age volunteers

Frederick County Promenaders SquareDanceClubTreasurer: Don Rohr301-865-3725The club dances modern western style danc-ing. A social club for fellowship, fitness, fun and exercise set to a variety of music. The club is friendship set to music. This nonprofit club meets the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month. There will be a free open house September 20, 2013, from 7:30pm-10:00pm at the Ballenger Community Hall (5460 Jefferson Pike, Freder-ick, MD). It is also free pie and ice cream night! All are invited to come learn and try modern western style dancing. Caller, Charlie Stock-man will be teaching. For more information call Bonnie Rohr, a Pinehurst resident at 301-865-3725.

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Selling Your Home?Resale Disclosure InspectionSellers of homes or property within the Lake Linganore Asso-ciation are required by law to provide disclosure information to prospective buyers.

A resale disclosure initiates an inspection to be done by LLA staff for any compliance or ECC violations that may exist on the property.

The starting fee for a resale package is $150.00. The requestor can have the documents delivered in various forms, including a PDF sent via email.

From the time you submit your request to www.condocerts.com, you should expect the inspection to be completed with-in 3-5 business days. A resale disclosure letter will be gener-ated and will be released, along with all other LLA Governing Documents, at that time.

Request a Resale InspectionTo initiate a resale disclosure inspection, go to: www.condocerts.com

You will create an account that will contain all information related to the resale. You will then be prompted to follow the process and provide information related to the subject prop-erty. Payment for this service will be required upon request-ing the resale package. Payment can be made directly to www.condocerts.com by credit card through their system.

Upon submission, this information will be sent to LLA to per-form a resale disclosure inspection. The inspection includes an overall survey of the condition of the exterior of the home and/or lot to determine if the conditions are acceptable, and also to determine if there are any exterior modifications or structures (i.e. shed, deck, fence, etc.) that have not been ap-proved.

Upon completion of the resale disclosure inspection by LLA, a copy of the inspection report is generated within www.con-docerts.com that contains any Covenant/ECC violations or unapproved structures. Unapproved structures and/or vio-lations are the responsibility of the seller or owner to make corrective action. A buyer who accepts a property with un-approved structures and/or violations will be responsible to resolve any of these inherited issues.


CovenantsThe Lake Linganore Association Covenants provide an overview of the governance of the Association. It is the official Declaration of the Conditions, Covenants, Re-strictions, Easements and Changes affecting the real property known as Eaglehead. Located within the Cov-enants you will find information on membership rights, property rights in the common properties and more. The LLA Covenants can only be changed with a 2/3 ma-jority vote of the total membership of the Association.

BylawsThe Lake Linganore Association Bylaws dictate the structure of the overall organization. You will find the details outlining who the Board of Directors are, how the Board is structured and how they operate. You will also find information on board elections and committee structure as well.

Environmental Control Committee (ECC)The Lake Linganore Association Architectural Review is delegated to the Environmental Control Committee, also known as the ECC in short. The ECC is a sanc-tioned committee of the LLA Board of Directors and is comprised of volunteers who review all of the archi-tectural changes proposed to homes and properties by existing residents within the association. The LLA also

employs an ECC Administrator who can act as liaison between the residents and the committee. The ECC Administrator can review, approve or deny, ECC ap-plications on behalf of the committee itself. The ECC Administrator may use discretion when reviewing all applications and may decipher which applications he/she can approve and which applications warrant review by the committee.

RulesandRegulationsThe Lake Linganore Association has adopted a set of Rules and Regulations in furtherance of meeting the objections and constraints under the Covenants and Bylaws of the Association. The Rules and Regulations mostly encompass the appropriate use of the LLA ame-nities and common property. Rules and Regulations can be changed by a resolution of the LLA Board of Direc-tors.

ArticlesofIncorporationThe Lake Linganore Association Articles of Incorpora-tion were designed to incorporate the Association to be organized as, and operate as, a non-profit membership corporation, of which no part of the net earnings shall incur to the benefit of any member or individual.

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and streams of the community of Lake Linganore at Eaglehead by developing roads constructed to an environmentally conscious design; by building stormwater management systems; and by increasing public awareness and appreciation of the lakes and the importance of proper watershed management practices through education, field studies, advocacy and lake restoration activities. LLCS has a Board of Directors, which consists of members with a working knowledge of the documentation authorizing the Lake Linganore Community Development Authority.

Maintenance ConcernsLLA residents can report maintenance concerns by contacting a Village Manager, who in turn forwards the resident’s concern to appropriate LLA Staff responsible for addressing the issue. Upon receipt of the maintenance concern, LLA Staff members will investigate the issue and determine the correct means and method for addressing it. Whether through a Service Request directly to LLA Maintenance Staff or through an outside contractor, who will be solicited for a quote for executing the appropriate service. All maintenance concerns are addressed as rapidly as possible. Upon completion of a Service Request or contracted work, LLA Management Staff inspects all of the work performed both during and upon completion to assure satisfactory results before informing the Village Manager who first forwarded the concern.

You may report a concern by going online to: http://www.lakelinganore.org/contact-us/ Or Call: 301-831-6400 x112/x116

Water and SewerThe water and sewer system operating within Eaglehead is owned by Frederick County and maintained by the Frederick County Division of Utilities and Solid Waste Management (DUSWM). All utility bills are paid to the county and all problems with water pressure, water quality, sewage spills or problems must be reported to DUSWM by calling: 301-600-1825, regular business hours (8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) or 301-600-2194 for 24-hour emergencies.

Brosius DamWater cascaded over the top of the Brosius Dam on June 3, 1972, the same year it received two honor awards, one for Environmental Excellence in Architecture & Engineering, and the second for Engineering Excellence from the Consulting Engineers Council, USA.

A 600-foot long rock-and-earth-fill dam impounds a 204-acre body of water known as Lake Lin-ganore, named for the larger of the two creeks that feed the lake. Brosius Rock, the boulder located at the corner entrance of the earthen dam, has a carved inscription that dedicates the dam—the Brosius Dam— to J. William Brosius, the father of Eaglehead’s original developers. Incorporated into the design of the Brosius Dam are 11 fountains along the northern wing of the dam area.

Lake Linganore Conservation Society (LLCS)State Enabling Legislation established a process to allow Frederick County to create Special Tax Districts, referred to as CDA’s. A “C.D.A”. is a Community Development Authority and is utilized for financing roadway and stormwater management improvements. Under this authority, the resi-dents of Lake Linganore have agreed to tax themselves to pay for these improvements. The mis-sion of the Lake Linganore Conservation Society, (LLCS) is to help preserve and protect the lakes

Community Security & SafetyFred.Co. Security SurveysSecurity Surveys are a free service that the FCSO offers and it’s a great preventive and educational tool to help homeowners safeguard themselves from crime by making their homes less attractive to criminals.

Surveys take approximately 45 minutes to an hour and will be performed by a Deputy who’s certified to perform them. One of the homeowners have to be at the house at the time of the survey. Renter’s can have a survey conducted, but the owners, if they can’t be present, must be aware of the survey and have granted permission for the survey to be done.

The surveys focus on locks, doors, windows and lighting. The survey covers the exterior and interior of the home and property, and the homeowner will receive a copy of the completed survey with the suggested recommendations at the conclusion of the survey.


All recommendations are cost effective and economical. If anyone has ques-tions or is interested in having a survey performed, contact Dep. White to book an appointment:

Dfc. Kevin D. White Sr. 0298Frederick County Sheriff ’s [email protected]

LLA Public SafetyThe LLA employs a staff of officers from a regional security firm to serve as Public Safety Officers. These Officers oversee the common areas and ame-nities to ensure that trespassers are not present. They enforce the privacy of LLA facilities for members in good standing. These Officers also enforce LLA Rules and Regulations on all community property. If you believe there is a situation developing and Public Safety should respond, please call 301-213-3515. This is NOT a 24hr Service. If there is an EMERGENCY in need of Fire/EMT/Police response, please dial 911 immediately.

Security Through EnforcementLLA members must have vehicle ID tags installed properly and carry their membership cards with them while at community amenities and common properties. Members should never lend LLA permits or tags to guests/rela-tives/etc. Enforcing proper permit usage is the key to successful security efforts in LLA. Lanyards are available at the LLA office to make carrying cards an easier task.

Neighborhood Watch CoordinatorsLisa MartinisNW Coordinator, Coldstream [email protected]

Kristen StevensonNW Coordinator, Pinehurst [email protected]

Monica ThomasNW Coordinator, Meadows [email protected]

Stephen HembreeNW Coordinator, Nightingale [email protected]

Marian MoormanNW Coordinator, Summerfield [email protected]

*If you would like to start a NW Group in your Village, contact Dfc. Kevin White at 301-600-3985.


An Overview of HOA ServicesTrash and Yard WasteThe LLA Trash Removal Contract is a negotiated contract overseen by the LLA staff. The contract includes weekly pick-up of regular household trash and weekly pick-up of yard waste. Both are curbside pick-up. The contract also includes two bulk pick-up days, once in January for Christmas tree’s only and the other in October for bulk trash items that are not considered regular household trash.

Household Trash Pick-up: every TuesdayYard Waste Pick-up: every Wednesday (April-November)Recycling Collection: every other Wednesday (*County Service)

Off-Season Yard Waste Alternatives:

Reichs Ford RoadYard Waste Recycling Site 9031 ܀ Reichs Ford Road, FrederickHours: Mon-Sat 7:00am - 4:30 pm

Walkersville’s Heritage Farm ParkResidential Drop Off Only 9224 ܀ Devilbiss Bridge RoadApril 1 - October 31 (9am - 7pm) ܀ November 1 - March 31 (9am - 4pm)Yard Waste pick-up is every Wednesday (April-November).

Grass, clippings and leaves must be bagged (in paper bags) or placed in personal containers no larger than 30 gallons in size (clearly marked “Yard Waste”). Sticks and limbs must be bundled, and bundles may not be larger than 3 x 3 feet in size.

RecyclingRecyclables must be placed in a blue bin or in an approved container per Frederick County Office of Recycling. Any questions, please call Frederick County Recycling at 301-694-6498.

*To request a bin, call: 301-600-2960

Common AreasLLA Maintenance Staff collects trash from over 100 collection containers distributed around the Lake Linganore communi-ty. Collection of the trash, dog pots and aluminum recycling cans is done routinely with extra collections scheduled during the summer when amenities such as the beaches and play-grounds are visited more frequently.


Please remember to do your part to keep the Lake Linganore community and recreational facilities litter free. Always put your trash in a proper container. If one is not available, hold on to your garbage until you find one. AND most importantly, NO GLASS CONTAINERS ARE ALLOWED ON THE BEACHES.

Pet WastePlease keep our community free of pet waste! Pet waste trans-mits disease and contaminates runoff after heavy storms.

Pet waste stations are conveniently located on our property for the courtesy of all LLA residents to enjoy a cleaner, health-ier environment. Each pet waste station provides bags for all pet owners to pick up after their pets. Remember cleaning up pet waste is the responsibility of the pet owner so use the bags provided for your convenience and keep our community waste-free.

If you notice a pet waste station out of bags, please contact the LLA office at: http://www.lakelinganore.org/contact-us/

SnowRemovalThe LLA Snow Removal contract is a negotiated contract overseen by the LLA Staff. A contractor is chosen and is then put “on call” to treat snow and ice related emergencies on LLA’s private roadways. The contract is generally held from November to April each year and is renegotiated each fall.

LandscapingThe LLA Landscaping contract is a negotiated contract that is overseen by the LLA Staff. The contract includes the weekly mowing and general lawn maintenance of all LLA common property and amenities. The contract also includes mulching, tree pruning, shrub pruning, pest control treatments, turf care applications and flowerbed entrance features. The landscap-ing contract is a two year contract.

Pool ManagementThere are three pools open to the residents of Eaglehead. All of the pools are managed by the same contractor who ensures, the pool water and pool areas are clean, safe and compliant to the Maryland Department of Health standards. DERTZBAUGH CONSTRUCTION, Inc.

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AspenBrian McMynne [[email protected]]

Aspen NorthJohn Peters [[email protected]]

Audubon NorthRobin Crawford [[email protected]]

Audubon CondosMelinda Dawson [[email protected]]

Audubon North TownhomesGary Timberlake [[email protected]]

BalmoralBill Dean [[email protected]]

ColdstreamLisa Martinis [[email protected]]Pat Veon [[email protected]]

MeadowsCary Frey [[email protected]]

NightingaleKatherine Hembree [[email protected]]

North ShoreKatie Mitchell [[email protected]]

PinehurstGuy Reese [[email protected]]Kay Riddle [[email protected]]

West WindsBen Weltin [[email protected]]

WoodridgeTrish Flora [[email protected]]

LLA Committee & Group Contacts

TrailblazersKatrinka Westendorf [[email protected]]Kathy Murtagh

Environmental Control CommitteeJohn Allemang [[email protected]]

Golf Cart CommitteeRyan Burroughs [[email protected]]Nick NilanScott Marko

Municipal Incorporation CommitteeJohn Allemang [[email protected]]

Strategic Planning CommitteeLiz Timberlake [[email protected]]

Tennis CommitteeJose Miletti [[email protected]]

Events CommitteeCindy Hoffmann [[email protected]]

Friends of the Lake CommitteeChristine Dagostino [[email protected]]Lake DredgingBob Charles [[email protected]]Water QualityNeal Spungen [[email protected]]

Eaglehead Community Preservation Corporation, (ECPC)MJ Minton [[email protected]]

LLA Finance CommitteeLinda Chrisler [[email protected]]

Lake Linganore Conservation SocietyCharlotte Dusold [[email protected]]

Contracts CommitteeDon Hoffmann [[email protected]]

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