Boat News
Lakewood Boat Club 2017-8 Season
by Lakewood on Apr.04, 2017, under Boat News
It’s Boat Club launch KEY Renewal Time Again!
Thursday, May 4, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the Lakewood Church of Christ
Keys will be distributed 6-7:00 p.m.
Bring your old KEY, Water Craft Info and Auto/Plate info!
Old key will not work after May 4th meeting
Resident Lakewood Boat Club dues are $70 per year ($30 civic assn dues & $40 boat club dues)
Must be a Lakewood Resident – 1 key/member
Lakewood Estates Lakewood Boat Club Dues $75/yr
Link to 2017-8 Membership Agreement & Application on www.lakewoodcivic.org
Use “Contacts” and “Boat Club” at the top of this website to get a text message to Denise Pratt after May 4th if you miss the meeting
Don’t wait – PLAN AHEAD!!!
Boat Club 2016-7 Membership Application
by Lakewood on May.08, 2016, under Boat News
The membership application and membership rules can be found with the following link:
Filling out your application in advance of the LCS meeting will allow quicker processing of your membership.
There a a few changes in the rules. Summary:
- Applicants are required to show identification confirming they live in Lakewood or Lakewood estates at the time of making the application.
- Lakewood Estate residents will not be required to join the Lakewood Civic Association but will have a boat club fee of $75 (vs. $70 for Lakewood residents)
Boat Club Forms
by Lakewood on May.09, 2015, under Boat News
Link to 2015-16 Season Boat Club membership application forms
Download, fill out, and bring with you 6-7PM before the annual meeting on May 19th to make your application go quicker.
Note some changes to the membership agreement associated with lost keys.
It is Illegal to Transport Zebra Mussels
by Lakewood on May.30, 2014, under Boat News
Dear Boater,
Our lakes and rivers are under attack by zebra mussels. This destructive invasive species damages boats, harms aquatic life, litters beaches with their sharp shells and clogs water intakes – increasing bills for both boat owners and city taxpayers. Lake Texoma, Ray Roberts, Lewisville, Bridgeport, Belton and Lavon are already infested – and without your help, zebra mussels could spread throughout the state. Watch this short video to learn more.
It is illegal to Transport Zebra Mussels
When you boat this summer, adult zebra mussels or their microscopic larvae could hide in your boat and trailer. By hitching a ride on boats like yours, zebra mussels can spread and infest new lakes across Texas.
It is illegal to possess or transport zebra mussels knowingly or unknowingly. In addition, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved expanding from 47 North and Central Texas counties to statewide the rule requiring boaters to drain all water from their vessels, including live wells, bilges, motors, and any other receptacles before leaving or approaching a water body. This applies to all types and sizes of boats used on public fresh waters, effective July 1.
Zebra mussels on trailer
Don’t Be a Carrier: Clean, Drain, Dry
Prevent the spread of zebra mussels by always following these steps:
CLEAN off any vegetation, mud or foreign objects on your boat, trailer and gear before you leave the lake. Adult zebra mussels attach to hard surfaces such as boat hulls and motors.
DRAIN all water from your boat. Zebra mussel larvae are invisible to the naked eye and can hide in the water in your motor, bilge, live wells and bait buckets.
DRY your boat and trailer for a week or more before entering another water body. It’s a surefire way to kill any remaining zebra mussels.
Visit TexasInvasives.org/ZebraMussels to find more information.
Thank you for doing your part to stop the spread of these destructive invaders.
Boat Club 2014 – 5 Membership Forms
by Lakewood on Mar.28, 2014, under Boat News
The link below is for the 2014-5 Boat Club Membership application and agreement. You can get a jump on applying for your new boat club keys by having your form filled out before the May 13, 2014 registration (at the Lakewood Civic Association Annual meeting)
Boat Club 2012-2013 Season
by Lakewood on May.16, 2012, under Boat News
The Boat Club management will transition from Andy Ward to Denise Pratt at the May 22, 2012 annual Lakewood Civic Association meeting. We want to thank Andy and his committee for the excellent service over the last couple of years and will miss their contributions.
Boat Club Membership renewal begins at 6 PM May 22, 2012 at the Lakewood Church of Christ (before the annual LCA meeting). Please come prepared with forms completed to expedite the process (forms are on the Organizations -> Boat Club tab of this website).
The boat launch gate lock will be change after the meeting so you will need your new key from your renewed membership.
Link to the:
Boat Launch Property Tax Reduction
by Lakewood on Oct.22, 2011, under Boat News
The Lakewood Association board was successful in obtaining a significant reduction in the HCAD assessed property value of the Lakewood Boat launch. This will reduce our future property taxes.