We’ve heard back from NWW and the lab. The sample has passed all tests.
We are lifting the boil requirement.
Sorry for not getting the information out sooner. We just found out ourselves.
Due to it being the weekend and late in the day, you might still see signs up around the neighborhood and on the reader board. Please disregard and this is the official notice.
The repair has been finished! Yay! Water only had to be shutoff to 13 houses, which is why many of you still had water.
A full community water boil notice is in effect due to the potential of contaminants entering the system once the water is turned back on and pressure is re-applied. A water sample has been taken and is headed to the lab, it will arrive today before 5pm. Since the lab is pre-certified with DOH, once the sample is cleared(tomorrow 1/8), we’ll let you know if the boil notice is lifted.
We will update the reader board, post boil notice signs around the community and we’ll also be sending a message to your cell phones and emails.
We have flooded areas and roadways around our community. Please be careful when out and about, especially when driving. Please slow down and use precautionary measures. Thurston County Public Works is in the process of posting “Water over the Road” signs to help with awareness.
We are experiencing a great deal of flooding due to heavy rains.
There are sand bags at the community center parking lot and Littlerock Fire House. They are free, please help yourself.
Many streets, ditches and creeks are filling up with water, please be careful out there and take the necessary precautions.
Due to a broken pipe on the corner of Shoreview/Vantage, water needs to be shutoff to perform the repairs.
The affected streets are Shoreview, Vantage and Scotlac. The homes on these streets are being contacted to prepare for the shutoff.
We suspect that a car into the ditch from the inclement weather could have caused this, but nothing definite. Another piece of news is that we’re investigating additional needed repairs while we’re down there to further improved our water system.
We have been advised that a boil notice will occur after the repairs are finished.
12/28 – 12/31 10am-3pm
A Regular Meeting of the Board will be held this Thursday for both in person(social distancing will be observed) and via Zoom with an option to dial-in by telephone for audio only. This meeting is open to SLMC members who would like to observe the meeting. Login information can be found on our events calendar.
To view the Agenda click HERE.
Date: December 11, 2021
Time: Meeting starting at 10:00 am, doors will open at 9:00am
Location: Scott Lake Community Center
Notes: Due to COVID-19 requirements masks will be required for all attendees. Since space is limited to 250 individuals, a Zoom session is setup for members to join remotely. You can register to attend via Zoom by clicking on the following link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsfumqpjwuH9Q5tDpTVrzbfkIwuxKGuoJx
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Homeowners who register to participate in the meeting via Zoom will need to pick up their ballots from the Scott Lake office prior to the meeting. Ballots will be available for pick up at the office by appointment only. All visitors to the Scott Lake office must wear a mask. Ballots must include the homeowner’s name, address, and signature and be deposited in the drop box at the Scott Lake office prior to 9:30 am on December 11, 2021, to be valid and counted.
Due to space limitations of the community center, homeowners can register to attend the Special Meeting of the Membership on December 11, 2021, at 10:00 AM via Zoom. Below is the information and link to register in advance to attend via Zoom.
When: December 11, 2021, 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Register for this meeting no later than 4:00 pm on Thursday December 9, 2021, through the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsfumqpjwuH9Q5tDpTVrzbfkIwuxKGuoJx
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Homeowners who register to participate in the meeting via Zoom will need to pick up their ballots from the Scott Lake office prior to the meeting. Ballots will be available for pick up at the office by appointment only. All visitors to the Scott Lake office must wear a mask. Ballots must include the homeowner’s name, address, and signature and be deposited in the drop box at the Scott Lake office prior to 9:30 am on December 11, 2021, to be valid and counted.
Only those homeowners participating in the Special Meeting via Zoom will be able to obtain their ballots in advance. All other homeowners and their proxies will receive ballots at the in person meeting at the Community Center at 10:00 AM on December 11, 2021.
Please direct your questions to office@scottlake.net or 360-352-4787. Thank you.
This happened between the hours of midnight and 6 a.m. November 23, 2021 and did damage to the signs within the park. The Park was vandalized again between 12:30 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. on November 27, 2021. A witness has described the vandals as three to four kids. The one female that has shoulder length black hair, one male is a heavier set with short hair and one male that is tall lengthy with a mustache and goatee. The fourth individual was on a reddish color beach cruiser type bicycle with lights. Description of the additional damage and the descriptions of the vandals have been reported to the Thurston County Sheriff’s department. Anyone with information on who may have done this please contact the Thurston County Sheriff’s office and reference # T21001426 or report number 21-200948.
