Lake Boon Commission defers rules vote pending July 22 community comment deadline. Chair Daniel Tereau presented an updated by-laws analysis during the July 15 meeting, with Lake Boon Association President Dave Siewerski and representative Dave Gray speaking in support of the comprehensive rules
Lake Boon Commission approves slalom course and begins rules modernization. The Commission unanimously authorized resident Cindy Cummings to set up a temporary slalom water-skiing course in the second basin, with four demonstrations: three safety checks and one public demonstration, each requiring
Lake Boon Commission approves boat maintenance invoices and flags ongoing safety officer vacancy. The commission unanimously approved $313.65 in reimbursements for Lake Boon Commission boat gas, a battery, and buoy decals during its July 2 meeting. Chairman Dan Tereau reported that Police Chief
Lake Boon Commission finds no Open Meeting Law violation in dock complaint. The Commission, comprising Chairman Dan Tereau, Commissioner/Clerk Dan Barstow, and Commissioner Conray Wharff, voted 3-0 to dismiss the Weiss/Lakemont Dock Committee Complaint filed April 27, determining that challenged
Lake Boon Commission clears itself of an Open Meeting Law complaint. The Stow panel, led by Chairman Dan Tereau, reviewed a complaint submitted by Sarah Hagen following a comprehensive examination of the Commission's documentary record, including email chains, meeting transcripts, and approved
Lake Boon Commission unanimously bans docks from Basin 4. The three-member commission voted 3-0 to prohibit all docks, moorings, and related structures in the lake's shallowest basin, citing public safety hazards in three-foot-deep water, phosphorus mobilization risks, and state-designated PFAS
Lake Boon Commission defers vote on Basin 4 dock prohibition to March 18. Chairperson Dan Tereau introduced the proposed by-law, which would ban new docks, moorings, and related structures in Basin 4; Clerk Dan Barstow presented research on algae, invasive weeds, and potential impacts from the
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