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Boat Stickers

Updated: Oct 30


Boat Stickers

The ILA Board took the recommendation of one of our members, Pierce Johnston, who said it was hard to determine if a boat had an ILA Sticker if it was facing the wrong way as you passed it. With that recommendation, the Board will require water vessels have two numbers, one on each side. Those that have already purchased their numbers can pick up the second number at the lake clean-up from John Mikalik. The second number will correspond with the same number on the other side. A watercraft owner that has already bought the first number will have to pay nothing for the second number. Those who don't have their numbers will pay $10.00 for both. A watercraft owner will receive a warning if it doesn't have a number. If they don't comply will be fined $50.00. It's not up to the Board Member to catch those boats. Any resident can contact a Board Member for a warning and a fine. A renter's notice and fine will be sent to the homeowner.

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