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Slow No Wake has been lifted

8/2/17 1:00pm UPDATE:  SLOW NO WAKE HAS BEEN LIFTED.  We are within 1.4″ of our target level, and per ordinance the spillway level must be below 794.5 (and it is currently 794.34) in order to lift SNW.  The Village asks boaters to please keep a good distance from shore in order to protect our shorelines.  Effective immediately, boaters may use both lakes without restrictions.  

SLOW NO WAKE STILL IN EFFECT

7/31/17 10:30am UPDATE: We continue to be at SNW levels.  The lakes must drop 1.7″ before we can lift the SNW restrictions.  We hope to be able to lift SNW before the weekend.  There is rain in the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday, so fingers crossed we stay dry!  We will check the level again on Wednesday and will report the findings.

7/28/17 2:00pm UPDATE: The lakes continue to drop.  This heat and breeze will help! 3″ left to go.  SLOW NO WAKE is still in effect.

7/24/17  3:50pm UPDATE:  After receiving 1.07 inches of rain since Friday, we have seen lake levels rise. The lake went up 1.4 inches since Wednesday, July 19. The lakes need to drop 5″ before Slow No Wake can be lifted. At an average 3/4″ drop per day, we ESTIMATE lakes being at Slow No Wake levels for the remainder of this week. We will be monitoring the lake level closely and will give an official ruling on opening the lakes for the weekend once we measure the lake level on Friday. Rain is in the forecast Thursday which may affect lake levels.  In summary, lakes are still OPEN but all watercraft must operate at SLOW NO WAKE speed.  We understand the frustrations but thank you for your patience and cooperation as we monitor lake levels to protect our lakefront.

7/24/17 10:45am UPDATE:  Both Lakes are still under Slow No Wake restrictions.  Both lakes are OPEN to boaters, but all watercraft must operate at Slow No Wake speed.  The lake level will be measured this afternoon, check back after 4pm for an updated lake level.  The digital sensor is not currently operational and is being recalibrated.  Manual readings will occur every other day until SNW is lifted.  We have been averaging about 3/4 in. drop in lake elevation per day.  It is anticipated that SNW will not be lifted for at least 5 days. However the Village will continue to monitor the situation and will lift the SNW restriction as soon as it is safe.  Thank you for your patience as we safeguard our lakes during these periods of high water.

SLOW NO WAKE IN EFFECT

With 6″ of rain in the past 24 hours, both lakes are under SLOW NO WAKE restrictions until further notice.  All watercraft must operate at slow no wake speeds.

 

UPDATE 7/19/17:  The current lake level is 4″ above Slow No Wake.  It is estimated to take an additional 5-6 days to lift the SNW restriction.  However, rain is in the forecast and any additional rainfall can delay lifting the SNW restriction due to higher lake levels.

Movies in the Park

Movies in the Park is about to launch its 2017 season!

Join us at Lance Park every other Friday throughout the summer for a free, family-friendly movie outside along the shores of Lake Mary.  The movie begins at dusk (~8:45pm).  Concessions available.

June 9- The Jungle Book

June 23- SING

July 7- The Secret Life of Pets

July 21- Finding Dory

August 4- Moana

August 18- Beauty and the Beast

Open Book/Board of Review

Open Book is scheduled for 9am-12noon on Thursday, May 18 at Village Hall.

Board of Review is scheduled for 9am on Tuesday, June 6 at Village Hall.

For more information on your assessment, please contact the Village Assessors- Accurate Appraisal at 1-800-770-3927.