Upcoming Ski Park Road East repair work
Pierce County will soon begin initial paving work on a 4,100 section of Ski Park Road East. Work to reshape ditches and road shoulders is currently underway.
 
The work area starts about 1.64 miles north of the road’s intersection with State Route 161. A map of the work area is available at www.piercecountywa.gov/skiparkslide.
 
The paving work is in preparation for Fall 2020 repair work related to a Spring 2017 landslide.
 
You can sign up for email updates and learn more about the work at www.piercecountywa.gov/skiparkslide.


2020 Weed Treatment
Treatment will take place on August 12th 2020
Click to see treatment map

Annual Meeting

Due to current COVID restrictions, the 2020 Annual meeting has been canceled.  After already being postponed once and with no end in sight your OLIC Board has decided to cancel any further attempts to host a 2020 meeting. 

The next meeting will hopefully be held in June of 2021.  Current board members with terms expiring this year have been approved to stay on, per our bylaws, until the next meeting when elections can be held. 

We encourage you to consider running for or submitting nominations for future board positions. 

​Meeting minutes are here:  olic_annual_meeting_minutes_6.1.19.pdf

Annual Dues

$35 dues per lot are paid for a calendar year. Thank you to everyone who pays their dues on time; we appreciate it!  We need YOUR help to keep OUR lake healthy!

Send your payment to OLIC / PO Box 566 / Eatonville, WA 98328-0566

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Newsletters

Do you receive our annual newsletter?  Please join OLIC and send us your contact/email information and we will send out the newsletter via email to you on an annual basis.  It shares upcoming information and activities on the lake.

To read the 2020 Newsletter, click here

Ohop Lake Bylaws

Everyone should take a look at the bylaws! You can read your copy by clicking here.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES

Please check your cabins frequently, be vigilant, and inform us and the police of suspicious activities.   We encourage you to use our Ohop Lake Residents Facebook page to alert owners.

Instead of leaving lights on all the time, save money by using motion sensing lights.  Not only will this save you a lot of money but your neighbors will appreciate it.  Lighting also helps discourage crime in our neighborhood as well.