ANNOUNCEMENTS

October 2026

15 October

Due to a recent influx of mail and packages that are addressed to Lot Owners being delivered to the office we wanted to send a reminder that no USPS mail, UPS, FedEx or Amazon packages can be delivered to Lake Tyee.

The best alternative will be to have them delivered to the post office for pickup.

Any mail or packages that we receive, will be refused and sent back with the carrier.

14 October

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, October 17th, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.

Topic: October Lot Owners / Board Meeting / Hearings

Time: Oct 17, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86229224102?pwd=zGrx5OgVkAuAY8OS1xVslcb62PGw0E.1

Join and take notes

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86229224102?pwd=zGrx5OgVkAuAY8OS1xVslcb62PGw0E.1&mynotes=on

Meeting chat link

https://us02web.zoom.us/launch/jc/86229224102

Meeting ID: 862 2922 4102

Passcode: 912620

13 October 

Started Wednesday, October 14th 2026, we will be conducting a permitted burn in the gravel pit, burning the debris pile.
Please be aware there will be smoke for a few days

08 October 

Maintenance has experienced multiple septic system backups this summer, and one significant contributing factor has been the use of flushable wipes.

Please remember that, despite being labeled as “flushable,” these wipes should not be flushed into septic systems. They do not break down like toilet paper and can contribute to clogs, backups, and other septic system issues.

To help prevent future problems, please dispose of all wipes in the trash rather than flushing them.

06 October

The Social Committee is hosting their annual Trunk or Treat events on Saturday, October 24th, 2026.

Below is a timeline of the scheduled events, see attached flyer for more details!

11:30am – 12:00pm : Bike Parade for the Kids! (weather permitting)
12:00pm – 1:00pm : Trunk or Treat
1:15pm – 2:15pm : Cakewalk

2:30pm : Golf Cart Parade (weather permitting)

6:00pm: Potluck Dinner and a Movie

The Social Committee is looking for wrapped candy donations for trunk or treat and cakes/cupcakes for the cakewalk. If you would like to donate, please bring them into the office before October 24th, 2026.

Halloween 2026 Flyer 

Everyone,

Sierra Pacific Industries has contacted Lake Tyee regarding trespassing issues they are having from members of our community. There have been a few instances of trail building, cutting trees, and using motorcycles / ATVs on their property.

Sierra Pacific has tried to listen to the issues members of Tyee have had with the logging and spraying of areas surrounding us. They also have a policy that allows some recreational use on their property when they are not actively logging a particular area. This is a nice benefit to us and one that they are not obligated to provide.

They have asked us to remind our members that the property around us is privately owned and to please respect the rules they have for any use of their land.

Below is their policy for recreation on their land.

https://www.spi-ind.com/OurForests/RecreationAccess

Recreation Access

Current Status of Public Access to SPI Forestlands:

• California: Forestlands closed to public access due to wildfire risk (effective June 22)
• Oregon: Effective Fri., Oct. 2, re-opening public access subject to the company’s recreation access policy
• Washington: Open, subject to the company’s recreation access policy

Due to wildfire risk conditions, Sierra Pacific Industries’ forestlands in California are closed to public access. This closure remains in effect until further notice. Public roads that cross SPI forestlands will remain open, but no walk-in access will be allowed. For those looking for maps of SPI property lines, there are several third-party applications available for purchase.

 

 

Unless otherwise posted, Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) offers responsible recreational opportunities for public access on our private, working forestlands. As plans are made to recreate on our lands, it’s important to understand the rules that keep our lands safe, clean and available in the future.

SPI’s private forest lands are generally open to individual members of the public for responsible recreational use such as hiking, bicycling, fishing, hunting, or cross-country skiing as long as they are properly licensed by the State where necessary. We do not allow target shooting, trail building, off-road vehicle use, overnight camping or any fires on our property. In addition, we do not allow the taking of forest products, wildflowers, mushrooms, or other vegetative matter, non-game species, water or soil, or rock samples except by express written permission from SPI.

SPI does not allow motorized use beyond locked gates. Limiting vehicle access helps lead to:

• Less erosion. We are required by law to maintain roads and protect watersheds and fisheries from erosion.
• Less commercial timber loss, allowing us to help meet the demand for wood products.
• Fewer fires caused by humans. During most years, California is very prone to wildfires. People start more than half of all wildland fires.

As our lands are commercial working forests, we will close areas where we are actively operating. There are also times we will close our lands to all forms of recreation due to wildfire danger and other safety concerns. Land closures will be posted and we require that the public respect closures for their own safety and the safety of those working on our lands.

Any activities conducted as a group must receive express written permission from SPI prior to entering upon the property. Commercial use is strictly prohibited without a permit.

Why we limit access:

• As a fire prevention measure.
• To provide for the recovery and restoration of areas impacted by wildfire.
• To protect public safety, especially in active harvest areas.
• To help prevent erosion of roads.
• To deter illegal woodcutting.
• To prevent damage to young regenerated forest stands.
• To deter illegal garbage dumping.
• To prevent Christmas tree theft.
• To protect sensitive research project areas and equipment. Monitoring equipment has been placed in areas where research is under way. Please do not disturb it.

SPI Policy:

SPI’s ownership is private property. Recreational use is available to individual members of the public, provided the property is treated with respect. We reserve the right to refuse access to anyone. Access is subject to California Penal Code Section 602 and California Civil Code Sections 846, 1008, and 1009. Please be advised that if you enter SPI’s property you do so at your own risk, and SPI shall not be liable to you for any injury to person or property, in accordance with applicable state laws.

Access Methods

• Many of SPI’s roads also provide access to federal lands. Roads shared with federal landowners that are designated for public use are open for recreational purposes, but federal road policies may also preclude access to protect forest resources in specific areas.
• In Washington, all access for motorized vehicles is prohibited on our roads unless authorized by SPI.
• In some instances, SPI installs gates to limit access where we have the sole ownership of the road or operate under cooperative agreements with State and Federal agencies.
• Access behind locked gates is limited to non-motorized methods such as walking, bicycling, cross-country skiing, or horseback. E-bikes are allowed in most areas, though are prohibited in Thurston, Lewis, Cowlitz and Pacific counties in Southwest Washington.
• In all areas, in an effort to protect meadows and sensitive plants and reduce erosion, vehicular use is limited to existing roads, and no access is permitted near active logging operations.
• Please do not block gates which may be needed for emergency vehicle access for fire and medical reasons.

Area Closures

In addition to the closures associated with wildfire risk or active logging areas, any area may be posted as closed to public access for any number of reasons including but not limited to fire danger, recovery and restoration of an areas after a wildfire, potential road damage, wildlife protection, proximity to residential areas, facility protection or current leases or permits to others.

Make sure you obey posted signs!

Recreation Access Hotlines

SPI maintains phone hotlines with information about regional information on current public access status.

• California: 530-378-8274
• Oregon: 541-762-3110
• Northwest Washington (Whatcom, Skagit and Snohomish counties): 360-488-4977
• Southwest Washington (Clark, Cowlitz, Lewis, Pacific and Thurston counties): 360-623-1299

Applicable State Laws

California Civil Code § 846. Permission to enter for recreational purposes

An owner of any estate or any other interest in real property, whether possessory or non-possessory, owes no duty of care to keep the premises safe for entry or use by others for any recreational purpose or to give any warning of hazardous conditions, uses of, structures, or activities on such premises to persons entering for such purpose, except as provided in this section.

A “recreational purpose,” as used in this section, includes such activities as fishing, hunting, camping, water sports, hiking, spelunking, sport parachuting, riding, including animal riding, snowmobiling, and all other types of vehicular riding, rock collecting, sightseeing, picnicking, nature study, nature contacting, recreational gardening, gleaning, hang gliding, winter sports, and viewing or enjoying historical, archaeological, scenic, natural, or scientific sites.

An owner of any estate or any other interest in real property, whether possessory or non-possessory, who gives permission to another for entry or use for the above purpose upon the premises does not thereby (a) extend any assurance that the premises are safe for such purpose, or (b) constitute the person to whom permission has been granted the legal status of an invitee or licensee to whom a duty of care is owed, or (c) assume responsibility for or incur liability for any injury to person or property caused by any act of such person to whom permission has been granted except as provided in this section…..[Exceptions omitted. See the code for the full code section] Nothing in this section creates a duty of care or ground of liability for injury to person or property.

Oregon – ORS 105.682 and ORS 105.688

(1) Except as provided by subsection (2) of this section, and subject to the provisions of ORS 105.688 (Applicability of immunities from liability for owner of land), an owner of land is not liable in contract or tort for any personal injury, death or property damage that arises out of the use of the land for recreational purposes, gardening, woodcutting or the harvest of special forest products when the owner of land either directly or indirectly permits any person to use the land for recreational purposes, gardening, woodcutting or the harvest of special forest products. The limitation on liability provided by this section applies if the principal purpose for entry upon the land is for recreational purposes, gardening, woodcutting or the harvest of special forest products, and is not affected if the injury, death or damage occurs while the person entering land is engaging in activities other than the use of the land for recreational purposes, gardening, woodcutting or the harvest of special forest products. (2) This section does not limit the liability of an owner of land for intentional injury or damage to a person coming onto land for recreational purposes, gardening, woodcutting or the harvest of special forest products. [Exceptions and other details omitted. See the code for the full code sections]

Washington State – RCWA 4.24.210

Liability of owners or others in possession of land and water areas for injuries to recreation users–Known dangerous artificial latent conditions–Other limitations

(1) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (3) or (4) of this section, any public or private landowners, hydroelectric project owners, or others in lawful possession and control of any lands whether designated resource, rural, or urban, or water areas or channels and lands adjacent to such areas or channels, who allow members of the public to use them for the purposes of outdoor recreation, which term includes, but is not limited to, the cutting, gathering, and removing of firewood by private persons for their personal use without purchasing the firewood from the landowner, hunting, fishing, camping, picnicking, swimming, hiking, bicycling, skateboarding or other non-motorized wheel-based activities, hang gliding, paragliding, rock climbing, the riding of horses or other animals, clam digging, pleasure driving of off-road vehicles, snowmobiles, and other vehicles, boating, kayaking, canoeing, rafting, nature study, winter or water sports, viewing or enjoying historical, archaeological, scenic, or scientific sites, without charging a fee of any kind therefore, shall not be liable for unintentional injuries to such users. [Exceptions and other details omitted. See the code for the full code section]

Please see attached Lake Tyee Autumn Trail Signs.

Lake Tyee Trail Signs Autumn 2026

01 October

The office will be closed at 12:00pm this Friday, October 2nd for an Employee Appreciation Lunch to celebrate the conclusion of the summer season.

September 2026

26 September

NOTICE

Lake Tyee Water

After system repairs were made to

Divisions 2C001 – 2C027 and 3B102 – 3B109.

our water treatment company

sampled the water and results have

come back satisfactory.

WATER BOIL NOTICE HAS BEEN

LIFTED!

Thank you for your patience and understanding in

this matter.

25 September

The results from the last algae bloom tests have come back showing no toxins in the water.

24 September

During the next couple of months, the Board will be planning next year’s budget.

We would like to hear any improvement ideas members would like the Board to consider making for the park.

If you have suggestions, please submit them to the office ( frontdesk@laketyee.org ) so they may be considered during the budget process.

23 September

EMERGENCY BOIL WATER NOTICE

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026: Maintenance will be doing some water repairs, and as a result, water will be shut down at Divisions 2C001 – 2C027 and 3B102 – 3B109. This shut down could result in a loss of system pressure.  This loss of pressure can potentially contaminate the water system.

FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THIS WATER SHUT DOWN

(Divisions 2C001 – 2C027 and 3B102 – 3B109.):

 DO NOT DRINK THE WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST.

Bring all water to a rolling boil for one minute and let it cool before using. Boiled or purchased bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.

When a loss of pressure occurs, it is possible that contamination from the environment or from human or animal waste may be drawn into the water system. Microbes in these wastes can cause short-term effects, such as diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches, or other symptoms. They may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, some of the elderly, and people with severely compromised immune systems. These symptoms are not only caused by organisms in drinking water. If you experience any of these symptoms and they persist, you may want to seek medical advice. People at increased risk should seek advice about drinking water from their health care provider.

We will notify you when boiling is no longer required.

For more information, please contact the office, 360-853-7020 or frontdesk@laketyee.org or Water & Wastewater Services at 360-466-4443 or at 14263 Calhoun Road Mount Vernon, WA 98273.

This notice is sent to you by Lake Tyee Water and Water & Wastewater Services.

22 September

18 September

DNR has changed their Burn Ban status. Campfires are now allowed again!

15 September

We are experiencing another algae bloom at Lake Tyee.

The Bloom has been reported to the Department of Ecology, and we are in the process of obtaining the sample kit to test the water and get the results to the lab in King County.

We have had algae blooms in the past, and test results have confirmed that the toxicity levels are well within the State guidelines for recreational use.

However, anytime an algae bloom is present it is advisable not to go in or near the water and to keep pets away until it is confirmed the water is safe.

You can see results of Lake Tyee testing of algae blooms at https://www.nwtoxicalgae.org/FindLakes.aspx under “Find lake”.

The WA State Department of Health provides the following information and advice,

Cyanobacteria

Cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae or harmful algal blooms, are tiny organisms commonly found on land and in lakes, rivers, ponds, estuaries, and marine water.

Cyanobacteria Bloom

A combination of warm temperatures, sunlight, and nutrient-rich waters can cause cyanobacteria to reproduce rapidly. Within a few days, a clear lake, pond, or ditch can become cloudy with algae growth, which is called a “bloom.” These blooms usually float to the surface and can be several inches thick near the shoreline.

Although cyanobacteria can be a nuisance and cause poor water quality, most are not toxic. A cyanobacteria bloom:

• Often looks like green paint floating on the water, but it can also look bluish, brownish, or reddish green.
• Is made up of extremely small organisms that cannot be identified by eye.
• Is most common in the summer and fall, but it can form anytime.

Toxic Bloom

Some cyanobacteria produce toxins or poisons called cyanotoxins. These cyanotoxins can cause illness in humans, pets, waterfowl, and other animals that come in contact with the algae. In severe cases, toxic blooms can kill livestock and pets that drink the water. Eventually, the toxins break down in the water and are destroyed naturally.

Signs of a toxic bloom include:

• Dead fish, waterfowl, or other animals.
• Sudden, unexplained sickness or death of a cat or dog, especially if it has algae on its mouth, legs, or feet.
• Skin rashes on humans after being in the water.

How the Toxins Affect Animals and People

Cyanobacteria can produce nerve toxins (neurotoxins) and liver toxins (hepatotoxins). Call your doctor or veterinarian right away if you or your pets or livestock have signs of poisoning.

Drinking water is sometimes taken from surface water sources (such as reservoirs) that can have algal blooms. If there is a bloom, do not drink the water until laboratory testing shows the water is safe.

Neurotoxin (Nerve) Poisoning

• In people, signs include numbness of the lips, tingling in fingers and toes, and dizziness.
• In animals, signs include weakness, staggering, difficulty breathing, convulsions, and death.
• Signs appear within 15–20 minutes after ingestion.

Hepatotoxin (Liver) Poisoning

• Signs include abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting in humans and death in animals.
• It may be hours or days before signs of liver poisoning appear.

If You See a Bloom

• When in doubt, stay out!
• Avoid all contact with water containing algae.
• Keep pets and livestock away from the water.

10 September

Saturday, September 12th, 2026, at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee Meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: September Social Committee Meeting

Time: Sep 12, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89780802080?pwd=x21bF7bXo2ihJLpVXrehzUdWRA09af.1

Meeting chat link

https://us02web.zoom.us/launch/jc/89780802080

Meeting ID: 897 8080 2080

Passcode: 164225

04 September

The office hours for the upcoming Labor Day weekend are as follows:
Saturday, September 5th: ………………….. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 6th: ……………………….10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Monday, September 7th : ………………………Closed

Tuesday, September 8th: ……………………….Closed

Wednesday, September 9th: ………………….9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
We hope everyone has a safe holiday weekend!

03 September

Despite Skagit County allowing campfires, the full burn ban at Lake Tyee is still in effect.

Yesterday, 02 Sep 2026, Skagit County began allowing campfires again. However, we are under the jurisdiction of DNR and also inside Skagit County.\

This requires us to follow the strictest requirements for burning, that either DNR or Skagit County announces.

As of this morning (03 Sep 2026), DNR is still not allowing campfires in our area.

We keep watch on DNR’s website https://burnportal.dnr.wa.gov/ and Skagit County Fire Marshall’s https://www.skagitcounty.net/Departments/FireMarshal/burning.htm website for any changes.

When campfires are allowed at Lake Tyee again, we will remove the “No Fires” signs at the gates and send out an announcement in Condo control.

 

 

August 2026

22 August

BOIL WATER NOTICE

Wednesday, August 26th, 2026: Maintenance will be doing some water repairs, and as a result, water will be shut down at Divisions Division 2C001 – 2C045, 2C053 – 2C060, and Comfort Station #15. This shut down could result in a loss of system pressure.  This loss of pressure can potentially contaminate the water system.

FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THIS WATER SHUT DOWN

(Division 2C001 – 2C045, 2C053 – 2C060, and Comfort Station #15):

 DO NOT DRINK THE WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST.

Bring all water to a rolling boil for one minute and let it cool before using. Boiled or purchased bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.

When a loss of pressure occurs, it is possible that contamination from the environment or from human or animal waste may be drawn into the water system. Microbes in these wastes can cause short-term effects, such as diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches, or other symptoms. They may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, some of the elderly, and people with severely compromised immune systems. These symptoms are not only caused by organisms in drinking water. If you experience any of these symptoms and they persist, you may want to seek medical advice. People at increased risk should seek advice about drinking water from their health care provider.

We will notify you when boiling is no longer required.

For more information, please contact the office, 360-853-7020 or frontdesk@laketyee.org or Water & Wastewater Services at 360-466-4443 or at 14263 Calhoun Road Mount Vernon, WA 98273.

This notice is sent to you by Lake Tyee Water and Water & Wastewater Services.

NOTICE

Lake Tyee Water

After system repairs were made to

(Section 1D; Lots 1D001-1D007, 1D030 -1D083 and Comfort Station 1),

our water treatment company

sampled the water and results have

come back satisfactory.

WATER BOIL NOTICE HAS BEEN

LIFTED!

Thank you for your patience and understanding in

this matter.

20 August

Comfort Stations #1, #2 and #8 will be temporarily closed for a few hours sometime between 9:00am – 4:00pm, tomorrow, Friday, August 21st, 2026 for painting.

We appreciate the patience and understanding.

18 August

EMERGENCY BOIL WATER NOTICE

Wednesday, August 19th, 2026, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.: Maintenance will be doing some water repairs, and as a result, water will be shut down. The lots and sections affected will be all lots,

(Section 1D; Lots 1D001-1D007, 1D030 -1D083 and Comfort Station 1)

This shutdown could result in a loss of system pressure. This loss of pressure can potentially contaminate the water system.

FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THIS WATER SHUT DOWN

(Section 1D; Lots 1D001-1D007, 1D030 -1D083 and Comfort Station 1)

DO NOT DRINK THE WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST.

Bring all water to a rolling boil for one minute and let it cool before using. Boiled or purchased bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.

When a loss of pressure occurs, it is possible that contamination from the environment or from human or animal waste may be drawn into the water system. Microbes in these wastes can cause short-term effects, such as diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches, or other symptoms. They may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, some of the elderly, and people with severely compromised immune systems. These symptoms are not only caused by organisms in drinking water. If you experience any of these symptoms and they persist, you may want to seek medical advice. People at increased risk should seek advice about drinking water from their health care provider.

After maintenance is performed a coliform sample will be collected. Once the coliform sample comes back with satisfactory results, the water will no longer need to be boiled.

We will notify you when boiling is no longer required.

For more information, please contact the office, 360-853-7020 or frontdesk@laketyee.org or Water & Wastewater Services at 360-466-4443 or at 14263 Calhoun Road Mount Vernon, WA 98273.

This notice is sent to you by Lake Tyee Water and Water & Wastewater Services

15 August

In today’s (15 Aug 2026) Board meeting, the Lake Tyee Board of Directors authorized formation of a new committee to review suggestions and make recommendations to the Board, regarding the health and management of the Lake. Terry Walton (Board Treasurer) will be the Board of Directors’ representative for the committee.

The Board is looking for volunteers to join the committee with the desire to improve/protect the lake and help determine the best options and practices for maintaining the health of the lake.

If interested in volunteering for this committee, please contact the office either in person or via email at frontdesk@laketyee.org.

We recently experienced an algae bloom and the lake was closed for several days while tests were conducted on the samples. This is the third time we have sampled an algae bloom and sent the results to the state lab. You can view the results of the testing on the Washington State Toxic Algae website https://www.nwtoxicalgae.org/Data.aspx

We tested the lake in 2023, 2025 and now in 2026. Results have consistently returned showing negligible amounts of toxins and well below the State requirements for safe recreation. With the recent results being negligible again, we were able to re-open the lake for use.

We have reviewed these results and current state of the lake with our Environmental consultants, and they have advised us on a number of options available that may be of varying degrees of help. These suggestions should be reviewed by the proposed committee to evaluate the most beneficial, practical options within our cost constraints.

For now, it’s a very good sign that the test results have continuously shown no toxic hazard to recreation. Our consultant has advised educating people to avoid the water if they spot an algae bloom or scum on the surface but have informed us there isn’t a need to close the lake unless we get a sample result back indicating levels above State guidelines.

13 August

The Social Committee is hosting their Labor Day events on Saturday, September 5th 2026. See attached flyer for details!  Labor Day 2026 Flyer

12 August

The pools and spas are now open for use.

A reminder that the boil water notice for Sections 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, 2E, 2F, Clubhouse, Pools / Hot Tubs and Comfort Stations 1-8 is still in place. We will notify everyone when the boil water notice has been lifted.

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, August 15th, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom.

11 August

There will be an emergency water shut down tomorrow, Wednesday, August 12th 2026 for the entire lower park, including the clubhouse and pools/spas. All lots and divisions effected are Sections 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, 2E, 2F, Clubhouse, Pools / Hot Tubs and Comfort Stations 1-8.

Boil Water Notice

07 August

Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has issued a full burn ban for Skagit County.

Per the DNR website,

“Effective 08/06/2026: Burning within DNR jurisdiction is prohibited. This includes all campfires, “Rule Burns” and permit burns. Check with your local fire district and county as additional restrictions may be in place. Fireworks, and incendiary devices, such as exploding targets, sky lanterns or tracer ammunition are illegal on all DNR protected lands. Contact Department of Ecology or local Clean Air Authority to check if an air-quality ban is in place for your area.”

NO OUTDOOR BURNING

NO CAMPFIRES

NO CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES

NO PELLET STOVES

NO TIKI TORCHES

NO SMOKING IN LAKE TYEE COMMON AREAS

Propane BBQs & Propane Firepits are allowed. Propane appliances that have an on-off control are allowed.

NOTICE

Lake Tyee Water

After system repairs were made to

(Division 1A and 1B),

our water treatment company

sampled the water and results have

come back satisfactory.

WATER BOIL NOTICE HAS BEEN

LIFTED!

Thank you for your patience and understanding in

this matter.

06 August

Lake Tyee is a 55-acre man-made lake. The primary source of water supplying the lake is rain and runoff. In addition to these sources, we possess water rights allowing us to divert water from Grandy Creek, provided the flow in Grandy Creek is above 3 cubic feet per second after the diversion. Other sources of water come from lost lake overflow and multiple springs that ultimately flow into Tyee.

During the rainy season it’s common for the lake to reach its overflow height. On the gauge by the putt-putt the full level is 5.3 feet. This is the top of the weir (dam under the bridge by putt-putt). This height ensures septic systems around the lake don’t flood. Severe rainstorms as we experienced in Dec 2025 and Jan 2026 may cause the lake to rise several inches above dam height due to constraints in the outflow.

Unfortunately, during the summer the rain typically tapers off, Lost Lake dries up, the springs dry up and Grandy Creek drops below the flow required for us to divert water. At this point there are no sources adding water to the lake until the rain begins again in late Fall. Evaporation and natural seepage of the lake into the ground begins to drop the level of the lake quickly. As the lake levels drop, large areas of the lake get very shallow, and the water temperature heats up.

Algae blooms happen when conditions are favorable, warm water, abundant sunlight and nutrients for the algae to consume. When conditions are ripe, such as long summer days with high temperatures and plenty of sunshine, the algae can experience explosive growth creating what we commonly view as algae bloom.

Many types of algae are helpful and important for producing oxygen and food. However, some types of algae produce toxins that can harm humans and animals. Not all blooms are harmful. Some algae don’t produce toxins, but others do. There is no visual way to determine if a bloom is toxic without laboratory analysis.

When we notice an algae bloom at Lake Tyee, we report it to the WA state department, take samples and send them to the lab to be tested for toxins. Per recommended safety steps, we will close the lake access areas until the bloom has cleared and the recommended wait period has passed.

When there is an algae bloom,

–          Avoid swimming, wading, paddleboarding, etc. Avoid the water.

–          Dogs are susceptible to cyanotoxins and should be kept from drinking the water or getting in the water. Licking their fur after being wet can make them sick.

–          Do not eat fish caught during algae bloom.

–          If someone or a pet is accidentally exposed to water affected by an algae bloom, rinse the affected area with clean water immediately. Never drink lake water.

–          Do not swim or let your dog swim if you notice floating mats, thick surface scums, or water that looks like spilled paint and report potential blooms to the office.

Algae blooms can present hazards even if they do not test positive for toxins. Testing is only sampling one specific area of the lake, toxins can be present at other portions of the lake.  A bloom that does not test positive for toxins may still cause rashes, hives, allergic reactions and eye irritations in humans and pets. Non-toxic blooms may also turn toxic at any time.

The recommendations for re-opening the lake after an algae bloom is,

As a private lake community, the safest standard to follow is the visual clearance method used by public health agencies:

1.      Wait for complete dissipation: Do not allow swimming or pet access until the bloom has physically died off, cleared up, and completely disappeared from all areas of the lake.

1. Post-bloom wait period: Once the water looks completely clear, wait an additional one to two weeks before letting pets or people back in. Toxins can sometimes persist in clear water for several days after the algae cells die off and rupture.
2. Optional re-testing: If you want absolute peace of mind, pull another round of lab tests a few days after the bloom appears to have completely vanished to ensure no residual toxins remain in the clear water.

Algae blooms often disappear on their own as weather patterns change, but they can last for several weeks or even months depending on the environment. A bloom naturally dies off when the water cools down, sunlight is reduced, or the excess nutrients that are feeding the algae run out.

Algae blooms are fueled by excess nutrients in the water. Recommendations to reduce future blooms include,

–          Maintain septic systems to prevent leaks.

–          Reduce or eliminate the use of lawn and garden fertilizers.

–          Clean up pet waste and ensure it does not run off into the water.

–          Refrain from feeding waterfowl like ducks and geese.

–          Manage waterfowl.

–          Wash vehicles away from the lake.

Balancing the lake is complicated, everything done to our lake will have other consequences. Because there are so many variables that affect the lake, we rely on the experts to advise us when issues such as algae blooms occur. During incidents we involve the Department of Ecology and Herrera Environmental Consultants to help determine the appropriate response.

Lake Tyee is currently closed due to an active algae bloom. The bloom has been sampled, reported to the Department of Ecology and we’re waiting for the test results from the lab. Once we have the results we will be in contact with Herrera regarding appropriate steps and future recommendations to help prevent additional blooms.

We will send out announcements regarding the status of the lake as changes occur or new information is available.

Sierra Pacific has listened to the concerns expressed by the Lake Tyee Community and has decided to cancel their planned helicopter spraying of the clearcut area behind the tennis courts that was scheduled for next week.

Instead, they will conduct hand spraying of the entire area in early September. They are also inviting representatives from the Department of Agriculture to watch the operation as an added level of assurance that the spraying is done properly and meets all the guidelines.

04 August

We have noticed an algae bloom in the Lake that is significant. We are in the process of having the Lake tested and in an abundance of caution, effective immediately the Lake is closed to any activities in or around the water.

Thank you for your patience while we determine the extent of this problem.

The boil water notice that was set for Monday, August 3rd will be moved to Wednesday, August 5th 2026.

See attached boil water notice.

Boil Water Notice

July 2026

28 July

Hi there,

Please pass along to your community.

We are still scheduled to aerial sometime between Aug 3-7. Tomorrow (7/27) I will be posting area closed signs along our property line. Once again, no spraying has taken place yet. They are there to align with Washington State Law to have signs posted prior to spraying. I don’t want anyone to worry that any application has occurred when they see these signs posted tomorrow morning.

I will keep you all updated with timing as it gets closer.

Thank you,

Jordan

22 July

The Social Committee is hosting a Sports Day event for kids up to 14 years old on Saturday, August 1st 2026 from 10am – 12pm on the Clubhouse field.

See flyers for details!

Sports Day Flyer 2026

As the weather continues to get warmer, we wanted to send out another reminder of the new Resolution that was passed in November 2025 regarding Lot and Structure Maintenance for Fire Prevention.

2026 Summer is expected to be exceedingly dry and the risk of wildfires is expected to be very high.

We want to continue to raise awareness  to help prevent unnecessary fire hazards in the park.

Our emergency preparedness committee has met with first responder’s multiple times learning about the risks and how to mitigate them. Two risks stand out, dry debris on structure roofs and tall, dry grass on the lots. Both of these can catch fire by something as small as a floating ember from a campfire or a hot vehicle exhaust.

To help keep everyone safe, the Board, on advice from the Emergency Preparedness Committee and First Responders from our local resources, passed the “Lot Structure Maintenance and Fire Prevention” in 2025, which states,

“Lot owners are to inspect and remove dead/dry debris from the roof of all structure on their lots annually. Lots are to be maintained free of tall grass and not overgrown with vegetation.”

We’re asking everyone to take a look at your lot and structures and if you have debris on your roof clear it off, if there is tall grass, please mow it and remove any other fire hazards you may see.

Lake Tyee will be inspecting lots throughout the year for fire prevention and sending out notices to owners to help raise awareness and promote preventative action..

Attached is the Resolution A-11082025.

Resolution A 11082025 Lot Structure Maintenance

21 July

The Lake Tyee office will be closed on Thursday, July 30th 2026. It will re-open for regular business on July 31st 2026 at 9:00am.

16 July

Power bill will be sent out this week.

Due to an additional three weeks of lot usage included in last quarter’s billing period, your power bill is expected to be lower than it was last quarter. However, the common area charges will a bit higher this quarter because the additional three weeks did not account for the common area charges.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding.

11 July

Puget Sound Energy send a notification of survey work they are completing on Burpee Hill Rd and Concrete. Below is the letter we received.

Puget Sound Energy is in the early stages of a future electric system reliability project taking place near Burpee Hill Road and Franks Place in Concrete. Soon, survey crews from ESM Consulting Engineers, LLC will be in your community conducting field work, including marking right-of-way boundaries and evaluating vegetation near the project area. You may see brightly colored flags and washable paint marking current utilities.

This survey information is part of our proactive Wildfire Program enhancing grid reliability and deploying strategic measures to minimize wildfire risks for you and your neighbors. This is the first step in our project planning, we’ll keep you informed as the project details and timelines develop.

Thank you for your patience as we work to improve your electric reliability. If you have any questions, please contact me and reference project #1012027 46.

Chris McEntee

Project Manager

708-286-1197

Christopher.McEntee@pse.com

10 July

We will be applying the lignin dust control this Monday.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation during the application process.

Sierra Pacific provided us notification of work they are completing on the clearcut this summer. Below is the notification we received.

Dear Lake Tyee Community,

I am writing to provide courtesy notification that Sierra Pacific Industries plans to apply herbicides in the clearcut next to your property this summer. The purpose of our project is to control weeds and to promote seedling growth. This property is in T. 36N R8 Sec. 21, 28, 27 off Baker Lake Hwy.  The herbicide application will be performed in accordance with the Forest Practices Regulations administered by the Department of Natural Resources, using only products determined to be safe and registered by Washington Department of Agriculture. It will be conducted using a helicopter. The application will occur entirely on Sierra Pacific property and will maintain a 200-foot no-spray buffer around all residences. A hand-spray crew will return later to spray these buffers. Signs will be posted at least 14 days prior to operations around application area.

If you have specific needs or operational questions, feel free to contact me at the Sierra Pacific Industries office in Burlington at (360)424-7619 ext. 1441 or by email at jkwilliams@spi-ind.com.

Thank you,

Jordan

Due to volunteer availability, the Social Committee had to adjust the date for the Kids Sports Day events in August. The Kids Sport’s Day events have been moved from August 8th, 2026 to August 1st, 2026.

Revised 2026 Calendar Of Events

08 July

Saturday, July 11th, 2026, at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the link in the Member Resource Section.

02 July

The 4th of July Holiday office hours:

Friday (July 3th ) – 9:00am – 4:00pm

Saturday (July 4th) – 9:00am – 4:00pm

Sunday (July 5th) – 10:00am – 2:00pm

Monday (July 6th ) – Closed

Tuesday (July 7th) – Closed

Wednesday (July 8th) – 9:00am – 4:00pm

Have a safe and relaxing holiday weekend!

01 July

Wednesday, July 29th, 2026, is the 210th day of 2026.

Skagit County has zoned Lake Tyee as recreational use only, therefore limiting the number of days a property can be used to 210 days per calendar year. This is reflected in the Lake Tyee PRL’s which are included in the deed to your property.

If you have been staying at Lake Tyee since January 1st, 2026, please ensure that you have other arrangements available.

 

June 2026

27 June

Thank you to everyone that attended today’s AGM, those that ran for the Board positions and all those that voted.

The successful candidates in today’s Board election were Dan Pfluger and Sandra Berttall.

24 June

This is a final reminder to vote for the upcoming Annual Meeting this Saturday, June 27th, 2026. Please see the Member Resource section for files for the Annual General Meeting. Meeting will be held in the clubhouse, doors will open at 9:00am and the meeting will start at 10:00am.

Unless you are bringing your Ballot to the meeting, all Ballots dropped off, emailed or mailed must be received at the Lake Tyee Office by Friday, June 26th, 2026, no later than 4:00pm. Ballots received by email, mail or dropped off at the office after that date and time will not be counted.

Scanned and emailed ballots must have a Lot # and Owner Signature to be valid and emailed to frontdesk@laketyee.org.

16 June

Burn Ban begins June 15, 2026, in Unincorporated Skagit County.

Due to current and forecasted weather conditions, a modified burn ban on all residential and land-clearing fires in unincorporated Skagit County will take effect at 12:01 A.M. on June 15, 2026, and remain in effect until further notice. Skagit County will no longer issue permits for these activities, and existing permits will be suspended on the effective date of the burn ban.

Recreational and cooking fires, limited to 3 feet in diameter and 2 feet high, remain allowed when safety precautions are followed, except as noted below. Recreational or cooking fires may consist only of charcoal, seasoned firewood, or propane-fueled fire pits and must meet the following requirements. 

Fires are allowed only within enclosures AT LEAST 14 inches high, no wider than 3 feet, and constructed of cement blocks, stones, or #10-gauge steel.

Burning materials must be kept BELOW the enclosure’s top.

ALWAYS have a charged garden hose or two 5-gallon buckets of water available.

Portable outdoor fire pits shall not be operated within 15 feet of a structure or of combustible materials.

Recreational fires MUST BE 25 feet away from combustibles, standing timber, or overhanging tree branches.

Someone 16 years old or older must ALWAYS be present to monitor and/or extinguish any fire.

Always verify if there are any extra burning restrictions before starting an outdoor fire.

All outdoor burning, including recreational and cooking fires, shall be prohibited in the event of any of the following:

“Red Flag Warning” issued by the National Weather Service (Fire Weather). The Northwest Clean Air Agency issues a ‘Stage 1 or Stage 2 Air Quality Burn Ban” due to wildfire smoke and air quality concerns that threaten public health (Homepage – Northwest Clean Air Agency ).

If you are within the limits of any incorporated city or town, contact your city fire department for current burning restrictions.

The Northwest Clean Air Agency issues permits for agricultural burning, and the Washington State Department of Natural Resources issues permits for silvicultural burning. For information on active permits, contact these agencies directly. If you have questions about open burning in Skagit County, please contact the Skagit County Fire Marshal’s Office at 360-416-1840.

13 June

Please see attached Lake Tyee Summer Trail Signs.

Lake Tyee Trail Signs Summer 2026

12 June

The Social Committee is hosting their Canada Day / Fourth of July events on Saturday, July 4th 2026. See attached flyer for details!

They are urgently looking for volunteers to help in running the events, especially the volleyball tournament. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the office.

2026 CanJuly Weekend Flyer

03 June

Please see attached files for the Annual General Meeting on Saturday, June 27th, 2026. Meeting will be held in the clubhouse, doors will open at 9:00am and the meeting will start at 10:00am.

1) Notice of AGM Meeting 2026

2) AGM and Board Meeting Zoom Link

3) 2026 Lake Tyee AGM Agenda

4) Candidate Biographies 2026

5) June 21, 2025 AGM Minutes – final

6) 2026 Treasurer’s AGM Report

7) 2026 AGM E-Ballot

02 June

Saturday, June 20th – 9:30 am – 11:00 am – Lake Tyee Clubhouse Ballroom

Come enjoy a fresh cooked breakfast of Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Coffee/Tea & Juice. All complimentary from The Lake Tyee Social Committee!

 

Please RSVP for yourself, your spouse and children by June 18th at:   https://forms.gle/hP1LRmCyT2ofeFFSA 

Fathers Day 2026

May 2026

27 May

Boil Water Notice has been lifted for Lots 2D001 – 2D015.

22 May

E-bikes

We’ve been made aware that there are some questions regarding use of e-bikes at Lake Tyee.
Lake Tyee follows the State of Washington RCW and guidelines for e-bikes.

The applicable RCW is 46.04.169
Per this RCW, for an electric-assisted bicycle to be considered an e-bike the motor must have a power output of no more than 750 watts and meet the requirements of one of the three classifications:
1)      Class 1 electric-assisted bicycle means an electric-assisted bicycle in which the motor provided assistance only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to provide assistance when the vehicle reaches the speed of 20 miles per hour.
2)      Class 2 electric-assisted bicycle means an electric-assisted bicycle in which the motor may be used exclusively to propel the bicycle and is not capable of providing assistance when the bicycle reaches the speed of 20 miles per hour.
3)      Class 3 electric-assisted bicycle means an electric assisted bicycle in which the motor provides assistance only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to provide assistance when the bicycle reaches the speed of 28 miles per hour and is equipped with a speedometer.
E-bikes that meet these requirements are treated the same as a pedal powered bicycle.
In Washington State, an e-bike that exceeds the 750-watt power limit cannot be registered as an electric bicycle. Instead, it must be titled and registered as a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle to legally ride it on public roads.

At Lake Tyee, e-bikes that have motors exceeding the 750-watt limit are considered the same as a motorcycle and fall under the Licensed Motor/Electric Vehicle Policy, which requires the vehicle to meet the same requirements as would be required to ride on the roads outside of the park. Operators must be licensed for the vehicle, speed limits must be followed, and the vehicle must be licensed / insured.
These rules are in place both in WA and at Lake Tyee due to manufacturers making more powerful motors and creating bikes that can go 40mph +. This may create a danger at Lake Tyee if not regulated. Unfortunately, the laws don’t yet require manufacturers to be upfront with the consumer and identify the legal requirements for bikes exceeding the State limits. Those laws are currently under review. If you are looking at purchasing an e-bike we highly recommend you research and understand the restrictions for the many different bikes available before deciding which bike is best for you.

21 May

The office hours for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend are as follows:
Saturday, May 23th:  ……………………………….9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 24th: ………………………………….10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Monday, May 25th: ………………………………… Closed

Tuesday, May 26th: ………………………………….Closed

Wednesday, May 27th: ……………………………..9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
We hope everyone has a safe holiday weekend!

20 May

14 May

Thank you for your patience while we completed the clubhouse change room renovations. We’re pleased to announce that the change rooms will be completed by the end of today, and the pools, spas, and change rooms will reopen tomorrow, May 15th, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
While there may still be a few minor touch-ups to complete, all facilities are fully functional and ready for use.
We’d also like to highlight several new features added to the pool deck, including:

• Additional seating
• Picnic tables with umbrellas
• An outdoor shower
• A gazebo near the spas
• Pool deck lockers

The lockers are available for use; please bring your own lock. Please note that any locks left overnight will be cut off.
As a reminder, only clear plastic water bottles are permitted on the pool deck. Food and alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
Enjoy!

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, May 16th, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.
Per the request for an Agenda outlining the topics that will be discussed at the Board Meeting, the agenda for Lot Owners’ Meeting and the Board Meeting Agenda is attached. 05 – Lake Tyee Agenda May 2026 (1)

Topic: May Lot Owner’s / Board Meeting / Hearings

Time: May 16, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88209078729?pwd=FrgeytgLgmclkH9iYDxyKcmiRg4XFT.1

 

Meeting chat link

https://us02web.zoom.us/launch/jc/88209078729

 

Meeting ID: 882 0907 8729

Passcode: 971841

13 May

As of few moments ago, Lake Tyee does not have power. The outage has been reported to Puget Sound Energy (PSE). Please see below the link below to view the PSE power outage map for the most current updates and detailed information.

Link: https://www.pse.com/en/outage/outage-map

12 May

As the weather gets warmer, we wanted to send out a reminder of the new Resolution that was passed in November 2025 regarding Lot and Structure Maintenance for Fire Prevention.
2026 Summer is expected to be exceedingly dry and the risk of wildfires is expected to be very high.
We want to raise awareness early this year to help prevent unnecessary fire hazards in the park.
Our emergency preparedness committee has met with first responder’s multiple times learning about the risks and how to mitigate them. Two risks stand out, dry debris on structure roofs and tall, dry grass on the lots. Both of these can catch fire by something as small as a floating ember from a campfire or a hot vehicle exhaust.
To help keep everyone safe, the Board, on advice from the Emergency Preparedness Committee and First Responders from our local resources, passed the “Lot Structure Maintenance and Fire Prevention” in 2025, which states,

“Lot owners are to inspect and remove dead/dry debris from the roof of all structure on their lots annually. Lots are to be maintained free of tall grass and not overgrown with vegetation.”
We’re asking everyone to take a look at your lot and structures and if you have debris on your roof clear it off, if there is tall grass, please mow it and remove any other fire hazards you may see.
Lake Tyee will be inspecting lots throughout the year for fire prevention and sending out notices to owners to help raise awareness and promote preventative action..

Attached is the Resolution A-11082025. Resolution-A-11082025-Lot-Structure-Maintenance-for-Fire-Prevention

07 May

Memorial Day Flyer 2026

The Social Committee is hosting their annual Memorial Day events on Saturday, May 23rd. See flyer for additional details.
They are also needing volunteers to help with horseshoes, bounce house, kitchen help and other events! 

They are still looking for items for the silent auction. If you have items that you would like to donate, please bring them to the office.

 

The office will be closed at 12:00pm this Friday, May 8th for an Employee Appreciation Lunch.

It will re-open on Saturday, May 9th at 9:00am.

05 May

It’s Spring and we’re getting ready for a great summer of tennis/ pickleball. An owner, David, is wanting to create an email chain for those who want to be informed when there will be a gathering of players. He is happy to start the email thread……….

David (drdavid@marriagerecoverycenter.com)

April 2026

30 April

Comfort Station #8 is open for use. Thank you for your patience.

 

Comfort Station #8 was recently closed due to a clogged septic system, and a sanitary mess inside the comfort station. The reason for the clog was disposable wipes flushed.

The most common causes for our septic systems to clog up and malfunction are 1) flushing “disposable wipes” and 2) flushing large wads of toilet paper.

We recommend using only toilet paper designed for RV’s when at the park. RV toilet paper dissolves in liquid and helps keep the system working correctly.

Please, never flush a disposable wipe, they do not decompose and cause multiple problems in a septic system. Despite packaging that claims they are flushable they do not dissolve, tend to bunch up in the piping, creating clogs and continuing to build up in the tanks because they don’t dissolve, potentially leading to a full tank.

An additional problem that led to the closure of comfort station #8 was continued use of the toilets after they had clogged, overflowing them. No one reported the issue to the office or maintenance, and it was only discovered by the custodial staff on their routine cleaning. Use of toilets once clogged creates a sanitary hazard for anyone trying to use it and our staff when trying to clean up the mess.

Please help us keep these amenities functioning for everyone by following the recommendations above, informing your guests of these recommendations and notifying us if there is an issue.

If there is an issue with a comfort station, please use an alternate comfort station and report it to the office (360) 853-7020 or on off hours the security phone (360) 421-7035.

We attempt to resolve septic issues as quickly as possible.

Thank you

Lake Tyee management

 

Saturday, May 2nd, 2026 at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: May Social Committee Meeting

Time: May 2, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89465673847?pwd=ZcorTjGy0FIb0RS9bNNIFsbZHANuLF.1

Meeting ID: 894 6567 3847

Passcode: 979473

29 April

Boil Water notice has been lifted for 3A001 – 3A013.

 

The software issue on Condo Control has now been resolved and account balances / transactions are visible again.

Thank you for your patience.

 

28 April

24 April

Please be advised that the Condo Control software is currently experiencing a service disruption affecting transactions and account balance visibility.

At this time, you are still able to make payments; however, the account balance and transaction history screens are temporarily unavailable. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience as the issue is being addressed.

We will notify you via email as soon as full functionality has been restored.

23 April

22 April

15 April

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, April 18th, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.
Per the request for an Agenda outlining the topics that will be discussed at the Board Meeting, the agenda for Lot Owners’ Meeting and the Board Meeting Agenda is attached.

04 – Lake Tyee Agenda April 2026

Topic: April Lot Owners / Board Meeting / Hearings

Time: Apr 18, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87674237678?pwd=fEHe9tH52mWfCi0ahbe62annEAvtbD.1

 

Meeting ID: 876 7423 7678

Passcode: 333822

14 April

Please see the attached flyer for the Mother’s Day Breakfast on Saturday May 9th.
Kindly RSVP for yourself, your children and your spouse by May 7th at the below link:

https://forms.gle/Sn5EYWNxaZmcFdpJ8        

 

11 April

09 April

Saturday, April 11th, 2026 at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: April Social Committee Meeting

Time: Apr 11, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86507647902?pwd=kSJ9SexQHak25GaJp1o5YiuSWIV97P.1

 

Meeting ID: 865 0764 7902

Passcode: 147778

08 April

 

04 April

 

01 April

Boat Storage is now open for use.

All Storage, including kayak racks are first come first serve and are open to all lot owners.

A reminder, all boats need to have the owners lot number clearly displayed. No motorized boats are allowed on the Lake, therefore not allowed in boat storage.

March 2026

25 March

The Social Committee is hosting their Easter event on Saturday April 4th, 2026. There will be an Easter Egg hunt and a coloring contest in the clubhouse! Plus a special appearance from the Easter Bunny! See attached flyer for more details.

The Social Committee is asking for a final call for volunteers and donations for the event. They are asking for donations up until this Saturday, March 28th in order for them to have time to stuff eggs.

– Volunteers to stuff eggs for the Easter egg hunt. If you are interested, please reach out to the office.

– A volunteer to play the Easter Bunny! The individual needs to be around 5′-6′ tall, maximum of an XL in shirt and pants in order to fit the Easter Bunny costume.

– Donations of small individually wrapped candy to go into the eggs. Donations can be brought to the office.

 

Boat Storage opens in one week, on Wednesday, April 1st 2026.

All Storage, including kayak racks are first come first serve and are open to all lot owners.

A reminder, all boats need to have the owners lot number clearly displayed. No motorized boats are allowed on the Lake, therefore not allowed in boat storage.

18 March

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, March 21st, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.

Per the request for an Agenda outlining the topics that will be discussed at the Board Meeting, the agenda for Lot Owners’ Meeting and the Board Meeting Agenda is attached.

Topic: Lot Owners / Board Meeting / Hearings

Time: Mar 21, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86350085333?pwd=bL27DiZQmtKyHexdPvlkUQRyqahE4G.1

 

Meeting ID: 863 5008 5333

Passcode: 689702

03 – Lake Tyee Agenda Mar 2026

14 March

The Social Committee is still looking for a variety of volunteers and donations for the event.

– Volunteers to stuff eggs for the Easter egg hunt. If you are interested, please reach out to the office.

– A volunteer to play the Easter Bunny! The individual needs to be around 5′-6′ tall, maximum of an XL in shirt and pants in order to fit the Easter Bunny costume.

– Donations of small individually wrapped candy to go into the eggs. Donations can be brought to the office.

11 March

Saturday, March 14th, 2026 at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: March Social Committee Meeting

Time: Mar 14, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81354080442?pwd=UW1vzbs4CUe7UwoVDpYTbtOfjIMKOZ.1

Meeting ID: 813 5408 0442

Passcode: 101483

05 March

As we are three months into 2026, we wanted to send another reminder regarding autopayments through Condo Control.

Following the approval of the 2026 Budget last year, the monthly HOA dues have been increased to $187.00 per month.

Lot Owners who have established recurring payments through Condo Control must manually update their monthly payment amount to reflect the new dues of $187.00.

If you have not already updated your payment please follow the below instructions on how to cancel the current recurring payment and setting up the new payment. This process works best on a computer or desktop.

Please delete the current automatic payment by navigating to Make a Payment and selecting Manage Payments.

Select the trash can icon for the current recurring payment.

Once the existing payment has been removed, return to the Make a Payment main screen and click Make a Payment again (this will appear as a small shopping cart icon).

Next, update the “I want to pay for” field to Monthly HOA Dues. The correct payment amount will automatically populate.

In the Reference and Invoice Number section, please enter your lot number.

Select Recurring Payment, then choose the saved credit card or bank transfer you have on file.

Finally, click Make a Payment. You will be taken to a confirmation screen to review the details. If everything is correct, click Make a Payment once more to confirm. The recurring payment will be scheduled to begin on the first of the following month.

If you have more than one lot or are having trouble, please contact the office.

04 March

The Social Committee is hosting their Easter event on Saturday April 4th, 2026. There will be an Easter Egg hunt and a coloring contest in the clubhouse! Plus a special appearance from the Easter Bunny! See attached flyer for more details.

The Social Committee is looking for a variety of volunteers and donations for the event.

– Volunteers to stuff eggs for the Easter egg hunt. If you are interested, please reach out to the office.

– A volunteer to play the Easter Bunny! The individual needs to be around 5′-6′ tall, maximum of an XL in shirt and pants in order to fit the Easter Bunny costume.

– Donations of small individually wrapped candy to go into the eggs. Donations can be brought to the office.

February 2026

17 February

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, February 21st, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.

The Agenda for both the Lot Owners and Board Meeting is attached. Topic of Discussion for the Lot Owners meeting is Kayak Storage Location Options.

Topic: February Lot Owners / Board Meeting

Time: Feb 21, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81621159104?pwd=wktxdbvtNFln50Enyu5hnbVy2c9Cdr.1

Meeting ID: 816 2115 9104

Passcode: 977257

14 February

Just a reminder that the Clubhouse changerooms are being remodeled. This requires us to keep the changerooms, pools and spas closed until construction is completed. The schedule shows completion in late April – early May.

While construction is in process the ballroom and the restrooms next to the ballroom will continue to be open and available for use as normal. If anything requires a change to this we will publish an announcement on Condo Control.

We apologize for any inconvenience during construction but the much needed improvement to the changerooms will be worth the wait.

Over the last few years all the pools have been resurfaced, the pool deck has been replaced and now the changerooms will be updated. A few other things being added during this time include an outdoor shower by the pool house, a gazebo on the spa deck, lockers on the pool deck for personal belongings and a few new metal tables with patio umbrellas.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we make the improvements.

10 February

Saturday, February 14th, 2026 at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. It will be held in the back conference room of the office. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: February Social Committee Meeting

Time: Feb 14, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88027803913?pwd=iacWlYFXafQOIiE28aoan1vzweT2dl.1

 

Meeting ID: 880 2780 3913

Passcode: 833092

6 February

Our contractor has confirmed the start date for the clubhouse changerooms for Monday, February 9th 2026. The spas and changerooms will be closed Sunday, February 8th at 9:00pm until the construction is complete.

We apologize for the unexpected and quick date change but we are excited to complete renovations.

With the start of construction, the spas and changerooms will need to be closed until the work is complete. The contractors will be placing signs at the changerooms. Please respect the signs for your safety.
The ballroom and restrooms next to the ballroom will remain open daily.

They anticipate being completed at the end of April, in time for the regular pool season to open.

 January 2026

31 January

Our contractor has given us a tentative start date for the clubhouse changeroom construction of Monday, 16 February 2026, provided things continue as expected with the permit approvals. They anticipate being completed at the end of April, in time for the regular pool season to open.

With the start of construction, it will be necessary to close the spas until they complete. Unless there is a change in schedule, the spas will be closed beginning Monday, 16 February 2026. The ballroom and restrooms next to the ballroom will remain open daily.

We apologize for any inconveniences but are excited to finally get the renovation underway.

29 January

We appreciate everyone’s patience while PSE worked on getting us the electric bill.

Power bills have been sent out and they are due on February 28th 2026. Please check that you have paid your previous power bill from September.

23 January

17 January

Thank you for your patience while Comfort Station #7 was getting a new roof! It is now open for use!

13 January

Our monthly Lot Owner’s Meeting and Board Meeting are set for this Saturday, January 17th, 2026, starting with the Lot Owner’s meeting at 9:00am and the Board Meeting to start at 10:00am or immediately upon conclusion of the Lot Owner’s meeting. You can attend in person in the office conference room or via zoom in the following link.

Per the request for an Agenda outlining the topics that will be discussed at the Board Meeting, the agenda for Lot Owners’ Meeting and the Board Meeting Agenda is attached.  01 – Lake Tyee Agenda Jan 2026

Topic: Lot Owners, Board and Hearings Meeting

Time: Jan 17, 2026 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88328884958?pwd=UabAxM9ost8m4Xqwb5KNdSYKfYItYX.1

 

Meeting ID: 883 2888 4958

Passcode: 810315

08 January

The January Social Committee Meeting that was set to be held on January 10th 2026 is cancelled.

Look out for future Social Committee Meetings Meeting notifications.

07 January

Saturday, January 10th, 2026 at 10:00am is our monthly Social Committee meeting. It will be held in the back conference room of the office. If you are unable to attend in person, you can attend via the Zoom link below.

Topic: January Social Committee Meeting

Time: Jan 10, 2026 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84946562534?pwd=btmOEYjlJJd3MHMa0paHt37R4k8KJE.1

 

Meeting ID: 849 4656 2534

Passcode: 983551