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The election was held at the TLVA Annual Meeting on Thursday,
September 25th, 2025 (we had a quorum in attendance).

 

The TLVA HOA Board of Directors for the 2025-2026 are as follows:

Jim Kushnereit President (1-Year Term expires Sept. 2026)

 

Diane Kroll Vice President (1-Year Term expires Sept. 2026)

Ray Sherlock Treasurer (2-Year Term expires Sept. 2027)

John Sandweg Secretary (2-Year Term expires Sept. 2027)

Jim Howie Director (1-Year Term expires Sept. 2027

 

The TLIA Annual Meeting was held on Thursday, October 16, 2025.

• One Open Board Position
• $50 Increase in the TLIA Annual Dues

• Erica Bolanos was elected to the open Board Position
• The $50 increase in the TLIA Annual Dues passed (TLIA
• Annual Dues will increase to $300 in 2026)

From Detective Wade Swalwell: “I am reaching out today to make you aware of a couple recent larcenies from vehicles in your neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods. The larcenies took place on October 6, 2025 in the early morning, 1:00-5:00 am. I was wondering if you could put out a request to all the residents that they look at their cameras during that time frame on that day, to see if they captured the suspect. The suspect is a white male who was wearing a black hat/mask, blue hooded sweatshirt with white lettering down the left sleeve, gray pants and black shoes. If anyone does have any footage, they can email it to me. If someone has not reported a larceny from their vehicle and they wish to do so, now that there were several, they can also reach out to me. Please pass along most larcenies from vehicles can be avoided if their vehicles are simply locked and valuables are not in sight. We very seldom get vehicles broken into if they are locked and valuables are put away.”

Please forward any video footage you might have to Detective Wade Swalwell at the White Lake Township Police: WSwalwell@whitelakepolice.com

The Boat Launch Gate is now locked. Contact a board memeber to make an appointment if you need to remove your boat.

 

 

The lake will be getting treated again next week. Signs should get put up in our yards on Aug. 15.

Overall the lake looks good. There is some milfoil, naiads, and Sago Pondweed starting to come up.

 

Big Tull
Weeds - 18 acres = $4,320
Algae - SeClear (binds phosphorus and water quality enhancement) – 33 acres = $10,725

Little Tull and Huron
7.5 acres = $1800

 

This is the second and last treatment of the lake this year and we stayed with our 30k budget.

 

Both lakes were treated by Aquaweed for weeds as planned. This year, because we saw an early build-up of algae, the big lake was also treated for that. Aquaweed stated that it is very early to see an algae bloom especially without much heat. They felt that this was possibly caused by runoff from water into the Huron River and from our lawns. We have started using the non-river pump as much as possible and we want to remind you to use environmentally friendly fertilizer on your lawns and do not fertilize within 20 feet of the shoreline.

Yard Waste 2025 pick up will be from March 31, 2025 thru December 5, 2025

 

Composting is done by a separate truck on the same day. Yard waste is defined as leaves, lawn cuttings, shrub/tree trimmings and the like.  Place into biodegradable bags or containers of 35 gallons or less. We enforce a weight limit of 50 pounds.

 

Brush and Limbs can be picked up throughout the year. Make sure if greater than 2 inches in diameter they must be in bundles no longer than 4 feet in length and not exceed a total of 18 inches in diameter.

Restorative Lake Sciences (RLS) was out on Tuesday, May 14th for the 2024 lake scan & evaluation of Tull Lake #1 and Tull Lake #2. They also collected water samples from each lake.
 
The preliminary analysis from RLS showed two types of invasive weeds in Tull Lake #2.  They found approximately 42 acres of Curl-Leaf Pondweed and 1 acre of Eurasian Watermilfoil. There were no invasive weeds found in Tull lake #1. The clarity of the water has improved since evaluation in June 2023.

 

Links to maps treatment maps provided by RLS.  CLP   EWM 

 

The Eurasian Watermilfoil is the invasive plant that we have had for many years.  The Watermilfoil was aggressively treated in June of 2022 with a systemic treatment, Triclopyr. As a result of the June 2022 treatment, there was no Watermilfoil observed in 2023.
 
The treatment recommendation from RLS for early June is to treat with Diquat for the Curly-Leaf Pondweed and with ProcellaCOR for the Eurasian Watermilfoil.  

 

Click below for the full reports from RLS for: 2022, 2023, 2024

 

The three deed restriction proposals did not receive sufficient yes votes to be approved. In order for an amendment to pass it must receive a yes vote from a minimum of 60% of the homes in TLIA.  If there are homes with two owners, both must approve to allow a yes vote for that lot.

 

Results:

1. Revise General Provisions (A) to remove the auto-renew provision: 
Yes: 12.5%. No: 8.48% No Response: 79.02%

2. Revise General Provisions (E) regarding signs:

Yes: 10.71% No: 8.93% No Response: 80.36%

3. Implement the assessment of fines for violation of the deed restrictions: 

Yes: 8.93% No: 8.48% No Response: 82.59%

Residents, this is a reminder that ANY and ALL exterior updates, upgrades, and renovations to your home and property MUST be submitted to the Architectural Committee for approval.  This is clearly stated in your Deed Restrictions.

TLIA submit to:

tlia-arch@twinlakessub.com 

TLVA submit to: Lori.vallance@outlook.com