The Lake Committee is actively working with Association staff regarding the large amount of plant growth in the lake. The lake was treated on June 19 and again on July 3. Both times Aquatic Control indicated that they could not put any more chemicals in the lake for fear of killing fish. Continue reading
Would you be willing to volunteer some of your time for upcoming Association events at the Marina? Let us know! Continue reading
Leo Brown Group is proposing a Senior Housing Community along Goeller Blvd. They will be attending the January 9, 2019 city planning meeting to request re-zoning of the property. Continue reading
Mark your calendar for upcoming meetings of the Tipton Lakes Neighborhood Association’s Board of Directors Continue reading
To help save energy costs this winter, check out these simple, inexpensive tips: Take advantage of…
The developer of Tipton Lakes delegated and assigned to the Tipton Lakes Community Association the…
A few quick reminders about important issues impacting quality of life in Tipton Lakes. Continue reading
At the December 6, 2016, Columbus City Council meeting, city officials voted to approve changes…
At the October Columbus City Council meeting, the council passed an amendment to the city’s animal ordinance…
When the driveway and walkways are coated in a thick blanket of snow, it is time to…
Aquatic vegetation has many benefits as it can provide cover for fish and wildlife, food for waterfowl, can…