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Regional Challenge
(Includes:
Blue Ridge Club, Anchor Boat Club, Sangamo Surf
Club, Power Squadron, Springfield Lake Shore Improvement
Association)
Saturday,
March 4, 2012
Elks Club, 409 E. Lake Shore Dr.
Set up/cooking start time – 12:00 noon
Chili tasting begins – 2:00 p.m.
Votes counted – 4:00 p.m.
Council
of Lake Springfield Clubs
Chili Challenge Rules
MORE
INFORMATION
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SPRINGFIELD
LAKE SHORE
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCCIATION
2010-2011 Property Sales Report
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LAKE HOME OWNER'S ASSOCIATION
OFFERS TWO $1000 SCHOLARSHIPS
for
graduating seniors going on to college this fall,
an increase of $250 over prior year awards
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Vachel Lindsay Bridge Reopening
 Following
a 10 am ribbon cutting the Vachel Lindsay Bridge was reopened
on Tuesday, November 1st. Mayor Mike Houston and Alderman
Frank Edwards cut the ceremonial ribbon and the bridge
was officially open on time and on budget.
Following
a $1.9 million facelift with extensive repairs and renovations,
the life of the Vachel Lindsay Bridge has been extended
for many more decades to come. The bridge, which was built
in 1933 and 1934 and is listed on the National Register
of Historic Places, was closed July 5 to accommodate its
restoration. This project allowed for the removal and
replacement of deteriorated concrete, replacement of expansion
joints, railing caps, and 1,700 railing balusters, as
well as for the installation of new lighting. An epoxy-aggregate
surface was applied for a new roadway and sidewalks as
well.
 CWLP
was awarded an Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program
Grant through the Illinois Department of Transportation,
which covered $1.5 million of the total $1.9 million project.
Cummins Engineering was the project construction engineer
and Halverson Construction was the contractor. SLSIA congratulates
everyone involved for making this a successful, well coordinated,
and cooperative job well done.
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Welcome
to the
Springfield Lake Shore Improvement Association
This
site is designed to offer information about the activities
of our organization and other organizations around Lake
Springfield. Springfield Lake Shore Improvement Association
is similar to other neighborhood associations. Our By-Laws
state that the purpose of this organization is to further
the education, civic and social interests of leaseholders
in the area of Lake Springfield in Sangamon County. The
objectives of this association shall be:
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To
promote the preservation and beautification of Lake
Springfield and its marginal lands. |
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To
promote safety in the use and enjoyment of Lake Springfield. |
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To
represent the common interest of lease holders at Lake
Springfield. |
To
address some of the frequently asked questions through this
site, please understand that the lake is the responsibility
of City, Water, Light & Power. To book a reservation
at one of the lake parks or to obtain a boat license, please
visit the CWLP website for their official guidelines. If
you are interested in real estate opportunities on the lake,
please click on the supporters and sponsors button to the
left.
This
association is not an official governing body of the Lake
Springfield but the SLSIA Board of Directors does work closely
with the Springfield City Council, City, Water Light &
Power, the general public and other organizations with a
common interest or purpose.
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New
Police Number
John Shea and Andy Zander
are the
Springfield Police Officers servicing
Lake Springfield. Please make a note of numbers.
John Shea
Phone number: 741-0988
Email: john.shea@cwlp.com
Andy Zander
Phone number: 741-0988
Email: andy.zander@cwlp.com
Call 911 If An Emergency
Is In Progress
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