Our Approach
Our Approach
Lottivue's greatest asset is its residents, who make the community a wonderful place to live, work and play. The community is self-managed through Lottivue Improvement Association (LIA), a Michigan non-profit corporation. It is governed by a five-member Board of Directors, comprised of residents whom are elected by it's member homeowners.
The intent is to build, support and enrich our neighborhood for current and future homeowners. The relationships within the neighborhood are a vital influence on the success of our future as a premier subdivision community. Therefore, our purpose is to foster open communication and a sense of support, pride, enthusiasm and excellence within the community.
Meet the Board
Lottivue Improvement Association has an active, elected Board of Directors, who are homeowners within the subdivision. As Board of Directors for this community, they oversee daily operations of the association including maintenance of common areas, canals (including dredging), association fiscal accounting, enforcement of deed restrictions and much more.
Lottivue Improvement Association bylaws state that we shall have five (5) Board of Directors. Election of the Board of Directors will take place each year at the Annual Meeting. We welcome and encourage anyone interested in taking an active role in helping build and maintain our subdivision. As an eligible homeowner member in good standing, if you are interested in running for on one of the Board of Director positions, please submit your name and a short biography prior the Annual Meeting.
Here is a general description each board member role and current incumbent.
President
Mike Shellie
The president is the principal executive officer and in general, is responsible to supervise and control all of the business and affairs conducted on behalf of the subdivision. He/she will preside at all Board and Annual Meetings of homeowners.
Contact: [email protected]
Navigational
Kim Harrold
The Navigational member shall manage all the maintenance needs required for the subdivision canal waterways and lake access channels. He/she is responsible to coordinate the placement of the buoys at the entrances of each canal channel. He/she is responsible for acquiring and managing monies needed for related maintenance projects, determining specifications and quoting of contracted work to be completed as approved by the Board.
Contact: [email protected]
Secretary
Doug Miller
The Secretary is the custodian of the corporate records. He/she is responsible to keep the minutes of general and Annual meetings of the homeowners. These minutes are to be kept on record in books or digital and posted to the subdivision website. He/she is to keep a register of the mailing address of each homeowner member.
Contact: [email protected]
Building/Maintenance
Randall Page
The Building/Maintenance member shall have charge of the subdivision maintenance and is responsible to facilitate appropriate review of new construction and/or updates to existing buildings within the subdivision, in accordance with the individual deed restrictions. He/she is responsible for acquiring and managing monies needed for related maintenance projects, determining specifications and quoting of contracted work to be completed as approved by the Board.
Contact: [email protected]
Treasurer
David Lichocki
The Treasurer is responsible for all funds and securities of the subdivision. He/she shall manage receivables from annual dues paid and will manage the payables to any source as deemed approved by the Board. He/she will maintain the budget and fiscal accounting of these funds providing a report out at board meetings. If the President is unable to fulfill his duties for any reason, the Treasurer shall perform the duties of the President.
Contact: [email protected]
Questions...
If you have questions or concerns, please contact any one of the Board members via email noted above.