Welcome to another summer season at Davidson Lake! For those of you who have been here throughout the winter or those who are just opening up your camps, we look forward to another summer of meeting new neighbours and re-connecting with old ones. Once again, we’re looking forward to sharing the updates on our initiatives, and responding to any questions you have related to the health of our lake. Everything we do is supported by your donations, thank you for your ongoing support.
How can you donate?
We now take e-transfer, and you can send your donation to: davidsonlakenb@gmail.com. If you need a password, please use ‘Davidson’. You can also contact us at the same email to arrange cash or cheque, or feel free to connect with one of our board members.
Member Events
Annual General Meeting and Hot Dog Social
On July 5th, we will be hosting our Annual General Meeting at 10:30, at the Sandy Cove Bible Camp. We will also be holding our annual election for the Executive team. This year we will be asking for nominations for the role of President as Megan will be stepping down. We will also be collecting donations towards our initiatives and taking orders for lake ‘swag’. Sandy Cove Bible Camp will host a Hot Dog Social from 11:30am to 1:00pm.
Corn Boil In August several residents will be hosting the annual Corn Boil in memory of one of our past residents, Winston. There will be live music, food and another opportunity to meet members of your community. Details will be shared as the event gets closer!
Our Initiatives
Road Maintenance
Our roads are private and although the province continues to clear them in the winter, the ongoing maintenance is the responsibility of us all. Through your donations, we are able to grade, fill and repair the infrastructure (culverts and ditches). As with everything else, the costs of these activities continue to rise. Last year, our costs were $10,155. Your donation towards these repairs are needed to help us keep our roads passable throughout the year.
NBALA Membership
Your association belongs to the New Brunswick Alliance of Lake Associations (NBALA), which is a paid membership that allows several lakes in the area to have a solid voice with the province. With our partners, we’ve been able to establish the Clean, Drain, Dry program, the education and establishment of the Invasive Plant Patrol, and the equipment for water testing.
Water Testing
We have a team of volunteers that work with us to perform regular testing on our lake, using equipment maintained by our NBALA membership. This data not only indicates if there are potential issues, but also contributes to the growing knowledge of environmental impacts on the lakes in New Brunswick.
Lake Preservation Ongoing awareness and education on threats such as Eurasian Milfoil and Zebra Mussels as well as promoting phosphate-free products around the lake remains a core focus of our team to keep our lake safe for future generations. Thanks to you, our lake continues to remain clean and safe for all. For more info, ask us!
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