All homeowners of Loch Lomond are entitled access to the beaches and lake. Please contact the LLPOA Management Company at llpoa@pineapplebrand.com to receive your keycard in order to access the North and South beaches.
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Avian (Bird) Flu Update
The avian flu has been reported in our area with a nearby lake reporting 25+ dead Canadian geese. This adds more urgency and importance to our geese deterrent efforts this year. The geese are looking for nesting sites on unprotected shorelines and lawns. More information on what you can do to help reduce the goose population on our lake can be found in the Lake Management Committee Recap.
More information on the avian flu and how to handle dead birds can be found on the Lake County Health Department website at this link avian flu. Or view these helpful PDFs.
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Welcome to Loch Lomond!
Loch Lomond is a subdivision between Route 45 and Midlothian Road in Mundelein, Illinois, managed by the Loch Lomond Property Owners Association. Our 600+ homeowners take pride in the neighborhood, maintaining the look and feel of a place we call home. Surrounded by large lots, gentle sloping lawns, and old oaks, our beautiful private lake and its beaches offers residents exceptional fishing, swimming, paddling, boating, and, most importantly, well-maintained places to spend time with neighbors and family.
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Thank you for a wonderful year of events!
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Managing nuisance animals
Goose activity can contribute to poor water quality, causing beach closures and bacterial growth in our lake. Beavers can do damage to private property and common areas, resulting in downed trees, dammed inlets, and more. Help us protect our lake by deterring these animals from our shores; discourage geese from hanging out on your property, keep up your shoreline, and contact the LLPOA if you need help removing old watercraft, sunken piers, etc. that invite unwanted wildlife. See more tips:
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Loch Lomond Laker | March 2025
Dear Residents, Thank you to all the residents who attended our March meeting. We would like to remind homeowners that 2025 assessments were due on March 15th. If you haven’t already paid your assessment, you can do so through the resident portal on the website or...
LLPOA Lake Management Committee Update: February 25, 2025
LLPOA LAKE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE UPDATE February 25, 2025 inform & educate residents; develop sustainable lake management solutions The avian flu has been reported in our area with Third Lake in Grayslake reporting 25+ dead Canadian geese on their lake. This adds...
LLPOA Lake Management Committee Update: January 28, 2025
LLPOA LAKE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE UPDATE January 28, 2025 inform & educate residents; develop sustainable lake management solutions We have started a draft of documenting our Lake Management Plan. The purpose is to have it documented for reference and for...
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