Category: North Bay

by Brian Belmont, General Manager

Polar Bear Plunge
Dec 31st

Outdoor Pool Closed for 2022

September 30 was the last day that the outdoor pool was open for this year’s summer swim season here at the Beach Club. By all accounts it was a good year.

The Lot Owners Association (LOA) is seeking North Bay residents to help plan, organize, and host events. After a hiatus of two years due to the pandemic, LOA meetings have resumed at the Beach Club, the first Monday of each month at 10 a.m.

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The Emergency Preparedness Committee’s great North Bay emergency packet distribution is now complete, and we had a phenomenal delivery rate of 79.5%. The 30-plus volunteers braved the extreme August heat, questions on Nextdoor and owners not home, but ultimately delivered to 679 homes and condominiums out of a total of 854 within the LMC boundaries. A big thank you goes to all of the committee members, volunteers and block captains who made this possible.

HFHEJC Website

• Saturday, October 1st, 10 AM to 5 PM
• Habitat Store — 2001 W. Sims Way — Port Townsend, WA 98368
• Parking is available behind the store.
• The public is invited and welcome to attend.
• All sales help support affordable housing in East Jefferson County.

by Brian Belmont, General Manager

On July 30, LMC hosted a North Bay barbecue on the Beach Club lawn. This was the first social event that LMC had sponsored since early 2020, so I believe our members were excited about seeing old friends and meeting new neighbors. We estimated that we served nearly 300 guests. I believe that is record attendance for our barbecue event which we held every summer prior to the pandemic.

by Brian Belmont, General Manager

Brian Belmont

Monday, August 1 is a noteworthy date for us at the Beach Club. This year August 1 will mark 36 years that our Office Manager, Kim Bond, has worked for LMC. Kim has seen so many changes in the North Bay community and has interacted with thousands of our members since she began her Beach Club career in 1986.

We have all probably experienced the frustration and discomfort caused by a power outage for 12 to 24 hours. What if we have a major storm causing power outages lasting a week or more?

by Brian Belmont, General Manager

Brian Belmont

Since the pandemic, LMC has not sponsored any in-person social events for our North Bay members. This is about to change. On Saturday, July 30, from 1 to 4 p.m. LMC will host a barbecue on the lawn for our LMC members.