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ATTENTION ALL BOAT OR KAYAK OWNERS!
Invasive Species Prevention Program: Before you purchase, sell and/or request to launch a new boat please be aware of the following concern. Invasive Quagga or Zebra Mussels are invading lakes and water ways throughout California. Both species can wreak havoc on the environment by disrupting the natural food chain and can contribute to the release of harmful bacteria that affect other aquatic species. The mussels can attach themselves to the hull, engine and steering components of a boat and cause damage.

Please be aware that Lake Forest Community Association requires a 30 day notice and inspection prior to launching a boat in our lakes.  This will include an inspection by Fernando Contreras, Association Lake Coordinator, which will include a visual inspection, questions regarding the boats origin and a request to have the boat cleaned per the Department of Fish & Game recommendations. If you sell or remove a boat including small craft, please contact the association to schedule an inspection prior to relocation or sale.  The Staff may delay the launch or sale of a boat so we encourage you to contact us prior to a planned purchase or sale. Also, please do not move kayaks or small boats between lakes. Please refer to the Department of Fish & Game website for a guide on “How to clean, drain and dry a boat” prior to a request to launch at the Beach & Tennis Club.  For questions contact: Fernando Contreras at FContreras@EliteHOA.com or 949-837-6100.

The Lagoon Advisory Committee held their inaugural meeting on Wednesday, 01/26/22. The group met with experts who assisted the Association during its lawsuit in order to better understand the causes of failure and to discuss possible lagoon rebuild options.

The committee will publish regular updates in the Village News to keep the community informed. For any questions or concerns, please contact General Manager Julie Carter at: jcarter@elitehoa.com

 

 

 

Back in late 2021, the lakes experienced evidence of sick waterfowl.

Please click the below links to learn more about this issue and report any sick animals to OC Animal Control immediately by calling 714-935-6848.