Membership in the LLPOA

Joining the Laurel Lake Property Owners is easy and inexpensive. There are two types of membership: Property and Social. See Membership Types and Benefits below. To join contact any member of the LLPOA membership committee.

Property Membership is open to anyone who owns property located within the Membership tract, which encompases both the original development and the extended tracts. s.

Social Membership is open to ANYONE who would like to share in the fun at Laurel Lake. 

Stop in to one of our regular monthly meetings held  at the LLPOA Hall, Lakeshore Drive and Narcissus Road, Millville at 6:00 P.M. on the first Tuesday of the month except for May and September, when they are held at 11:00 AM the first Sunday of the month. There is no meeting in December. 

As mentioned above, there are two types of membership--
Property and Social.

Property Members must reside within the original designated LLPOA tract as established when the Lake was created, or within the tract expansion made in 2005. To join as a property member, an applicant must present a copy of the deed to their property, showing it is located in the Tract. Social Members enjoy most of the same rights, other than the right to vote on non-social matters. Also due to County regulations, only property members may swim at the Club House pier and beach. Social Members may use the Public Beach at no cost when lifeguards are on duty.

SOCIAL MEMBERS now can rent private piers! 

Annual fees are less than $1 per day! 

All new members pay a one time fee of $100.00 to the Dam Maintenance Fund ($200, with piersite)   Members who volunteer for a minimum of 10 hours work assessment receive an $80 discount toward dues for the following year. 

SEE FULL CURRENT RATE SCHEDULE

 If you are a Member, you qualify to be able to rent a piersite. There are a number of sites open on both sides of the Lake.

 Yes, Social and Property members may use boats that are properly insured and registered with the LLPOA. Must Have Boating Safety Certificate, liability insurance on the boat, and current boat registration. Only members may legally operate any type of boat on Laurel Lake and Beach Club Lake. (upper lake)   No gasoline motors are allowed on Beach Club Lake.

 Not exactly. Pier sites belong to the LLPOA and are leased annually to the members.  

If the seller of a house who  has an existing pier site wishes to relinquish his/her

pier site, the buyer of that home will have first option to lease that pier site upon  becoming a LLPOA property member and fulfilling all the requirements; the buyer will have forty-five (45) days after closing to make the decision about the pier site.