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DISTRICTS
The five (5) Lake Como Districts and their Directors
are listed below. The Directors are available as your
direct contact with the Association.
District 1 (Birch Rd. to East side of Beach Rd.)
District 2 (West side of Beach Rd. to East side of
Hickory (& Deer Crossing))
District 3 (West side of Hickory Rd. to Mistle Rd.)
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LCBPOA PROPERTY OWNERS
RESPONSIBILITIES
The following rules must be followed by all
property owners and who is a Member in Good
Standing. Failure to follow the LCBPOA
Lakeshore and Beach rules may result in loss of
all privileges.
• You must be a Member in Good Standing
to use Association amenities.
• Property owners are required to inform all
guests (i.e. family members, friends,
tenants) of the Association rules. Guests
are expected to follow all LCBPOA rules.
• Property owners and guests are required
to identify themselves to Beach
Personnel. All guests of a Property owner
must be able to articulate correct owner
information with legal property name on
record and their address.
• If a violation of rules occurs either by the
Property owner or guest, the Property
owner will be notified by the LCBPOA
via U.S. Mail of a First Warning.
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• If a second warning is issued, the Property
owner will be required to have a hearing
before the entire Board and may lose
LCBPOA privileges including pier
privileges if applicable.
• Property owners-Members in good
standing and guests using the lakefront or
beaches need to give the Association a
two (2) week advance notification of
groups over 25 and fill out a Beach Permit
request. All parties over 50 will be
required to use the beach at Iris or the
beach at Uranus.
Contact Information: 262-249-1200 or email
clerk@lakecomobeachpoa.com
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GENERAL BEACH & LAKESHORE RULES
1. All users of the beaches and lakeshore area must
be Members in Good Standing with the
LCBPOA.
2. All vehicles parking along the railing and in the
turn-arounds must display an official LCBPOA
Beach/Parking Pass.
3. Tenants must obtain a Beach/Parking Pass from
their landlord.
4. Guests of a Member must be able to provide the
Members name and address and produce a
Beach/Parking Pass upon request.
5. No parking on any grass areas of Lakeshore
property. No parking by piers. All parking is
parallel to the road except for the railing area at
the beach. Installing and removing your piers is
the only exception.
6. No motorized vehicles allowed on beaches or
Lakeshore property. Golf carts, mopeds,
motorcycles, scooters and children’s motorized
vehicles must park parallel by roadside.
7. No pets allowed on beaches at any time. Dogs
can be walked on a leash along Lakeshore grass
but are NOT allowed in the beach areas. Dogs
can swim anywhere along the lakeshore from
Acacia to Canary except beach areas. Dogs may
swim at the public pier at the Point. Clean-up
after dogs is REQUIRED.
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8. All bicycles, scooters and skateboards must be
placed along the railing at the beach areas.
9. No fishing in swim areas.
10. No foul language, abusive or lewd behavior is
allowed.
11. No glass or fires allowed on beaches or along
Lakeshore property.
12. At the Main Beach boats and wave runners must
be anchored at least 25 feet beyond designated
swim areas. No boats or wave runners are
allowed between the swim area and West up to
10 feet from the Town boat launch.
13. No golfing on Beaches or on Lakeshore.
14. No throwing rocks in swim areas.
15. No boats, canoes, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boats,
or rafts designed to hold more than 2 people, are
allowed inside the designated swimming areas.
Playground equipment is for use by children 14
and under and parent accompanying children.
16. Community grills are available at the Point
beach on a first come basis.
17. No destruction of Lakeshore or beach areas will
be tolerated. Any misuse or destruction of
LCBPOA property will result in a complaint to
the Police Department and will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
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Main (Point) Beach Designated Parking Area:
The area West of the guardrail parking and East
of the Town Boat Launch (flagpole area) has
been designated parking for golf carts, mopeds,
bicycles, and scooters.
GENERAL WINTER PARKING RULES
1. No parking on lakefront property.
2. Parallel parking only along Lakeshore Drive
3. No storage of ice shanties allowed on
lakefront property.
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LAKE COMO BEACH CLUBHOUSE
Classic. Rustic. Memorable.
The Clubhouse is available for rental during the week
and the weekends. Catering and liquor packages are
available to accommodate your special occasion.
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Bridal Parties
Clubs
Conferences
Dances
Funerals
Meetings
Memorials
Retirements
Seminars
Showers
Wakes
Weddings
To make a reservation or to inquire for further
information contact: Clubhouse Manager at 262-
325-8163 or email clubhousemanager12@gmail.com.
Clubhouse Manager Hours:
By Appointment Only
262-325-8163
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GENERAL CLUBHOUSE / PARK RULES
1. All users of the Clubhouse parks must be
Members in good standing. Guests of a
Property owner must provide the Owners name
and address and produce a Beach/Parking pass
upon request. Tenants must obtain a
Beach/Parking Pass from their landlord.
2. All vehicles parked in the Clubhouse parking lot
must park on the gravel. No parking on the grass
or in the playground areas. All vehicles parking
at the Clubhouse must display a Beach/Parking
Pass on an official LCBPOA hang tag.
Clubhouse rentals, meetings and special events
are an exception.
3. Playground equipment such as swings and
“fort” are for use by children 14 and under and
all children must be accompanied by an adult.
4. All bicycles, scooters and skateboards must be
parked by the dumpster and kept out of the park
areas when not in use.
5. No skateboards or bicycles allowed in
clubhouse verandas.
6. No motorized vehicles of any kind or size
allowed on parks or playground areas.
7. Dogs are allowed on a leash. Clean-up after
dogs is REQUIRED.
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8. Litter must be cleaned up before leaving.
9. No foul language or lewd behavior is allowed.
10. No glass or fires allowed in park areas.
11. No loitering around the Clubhouse.
12. No speeding in parking lots.
13. No throwing rocks.
14. No destruction of the Clubhouse or Clubhouse
property will be tolerated.
15. Any misuse or destruction of the Clubhouse,
Clubhouse Park or property will result in a
complaint being filed with the Police
Department and prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
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GENERAL PIER RULES
1. Applicant must be a Member in Good
Standing at all times. Use of a pier by a
Member that is not in good standing will
result in the loss of their pier privilege.
2. No personal property may be stored on
Association Property for over 24 hours.
3. Pier must be identified by your assigned
number in the lower right-hand corner of the
pier and a pier number plaque attached to the
front of the pier, so it is visible from the lake.
4. Pier location cannot be changed without the
Pier Committee’s approval.
5. Pier length must be a minimum of 30 feet and
a maximum of 50 feet. Minimum of 3 feet
wide with a maximum of 6 feet wide. L
shaped piers are permitted with the L towards
the west or to the right when facing the pier
from Association Property. The maximum
width of the L, including the pier is 8 feet.
6. In lieu of an “L”, a single shore station is
permitted to be installed on the West side of
the pier. Configurations prior to 2004 are
grandfathered.
7. Business piers are allowed a maximum of
100 feet.
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8. Association Property cannot be altered in any
way. No planting, no trimming, no added
items. No landscaping of any kind is
allowed.
9. Piers cannot be installed before March 15
th
but must be installed no later than June 15
th
.
Piers must be removed by midnight October
31
st
.
10. If any damage to the Association Property by
applicant by installing, using, or removing
pier, the applicant must reimburse LCBPOA
for the cost to repair any damage done to
Association Property, including if the
LCBPOA orders the removal.
11. Pier privileges are non-transferable.
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LCBPOA ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
MAY 2021-APRIL 2022
Date
Event
Time
May 2021
Sun. May
16th
Annual Spring Membership Meeting
@ the Clubhouse
1:00 p.m.
Sun. May
31st
Assessments Due
Midnight
June 2021
No scheduled events
July 2021
Sat. July 3rd
4
th
of July Parade & Picnic. Children
are encouraged to decorate their rides.
Prizes for best decorated ride directly
after parade at “The Point.”
10:30 a.m.
Line up at
Acacia
Parade starts
at 11:00
Aug. 2021
Sat & Sun.
Aug. 7th &
8th
Community Wide Rummage Sale
(Resident Homes)
Sun. Aug.
8th
Annual Community Buffet Luncheon
@ the Clubhouse-Women’s Club
12:00 p.m.
Sep. 2021
Sat. Sept.
11th
Craft Fair & Bake Sale @ the
Clubhouse-Women’s Club
9 a.m.-3:00
p.m.
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Oct. 2021
Sun. Oct.
10th
Fall Membership Meeting @ the
Clubhouse
1:00
Sun. Oct.
24th
Children’s Halloween Party @ the
Clubhouse! Ages 0-12-Women’s Club
12:00 p.m.
Sun. Oct.
31
st
Piers need to be out of the water by
midnight. See you next season!
Midnight
Nov. 2021
Sun. Nov.
17th
Free Community Dinner for Veterans-
Women’s Club
1:00 p.m.-
4:00 p.m.
Dec. 2021
Sat. Dec. 4th
Breakfast with Santa @ the
Clubhouse! Ages 10 and under FREE
Adults $5.00
8:30 a.m.-
11:00 a.m.
Fri. Dec.
31st
New Year’s Eve Dinner/Dance. Band
& Dinner details TBD
TBD
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Cont. 2022
Jan. 2022
No scheduled activities
Feb. 2022
Sat. Feb 5th
Free Community Soup Luncheon
@ the Clubhouse-Women’s Club
3:00 p.m.-6:00
p.m.
Mon. Feb.
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th
Pier applications must be
postmarked by this date.
March
2022
Tue. March
15th
Piers can be installed in the water
today. Please mark your pier with
proper pier numbers on both ends.
April 2022
Fri. April
1st
2022 Assessments mailed out.
Due by May 31
st
. Clerk Hours:
Mon/Wed. 4-6, Sat. 10-12
Sat. April
16th
Easter Egg Hunt! Free for children
Ages 0-10 @ the Clubhouse
10:00 a.m.
Sharp
Clerk Hours:
Wednesday (4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.)
Saturday (10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
From April 1
st
-May 31
st
:
Monday (4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.)
Wednesday (4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.)
Saturday (10:00 a.m.-12:00 pm.)
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LCBPOA MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS
MAY 2021-APRIL 2022
Date
Event
Time
May 2021
Sat. May 1
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Sun. May 16
Annual Membership Meeting
1:00 p.m.
June 2021
Sat. June 12
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. June 17
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
July 2021
Sat. July 10
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. July 15
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Aug. 2021
Sat. Aug. 14
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. Aug. 19
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Sept. 2021
Sat. Sept. 11
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. Sept. 16
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Sat. Sept. 25
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Oct. 2021
Sun. Oct. 10
Fall Membership Meeting @
The Clubhouse
1:00 p.m.
Sun. Oct. 31
Piers need to be out of the
water by midnight.
Midnight
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Nov. 2021
Sat. Nov. 13
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Dec. 2021
Sat. Dec. 11
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Jan. 2022
Sat. Jan. 15
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. Jan. 20
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Feb. 2022
Sat. Feb. 12
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. Feb. 17
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
March 2022
Sat. March 12
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Mon. March 15
Piers can be installed in the
water today. Please mark your
pier with proper pier numbers
on both ends.
Thur. March 17
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
April 2022
Fri. April 1
2022 Assessments mailed out.
Due by May 31
st
. Clerk
Hours: Mon/Wed. 4-6, Sat.
10-12
Sat. April 16
Board of Directors Workshop
9:00 a.m.
Thur. April 21
Regular Board Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Clerk Hours: Wed. (4-6) & Sat. (10-Noon)
Additional hours in April & May are Mondays (4-6)
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BOATING SAFETY TIPS FOR CHILDREN
Always have your children wear a U.S. Coast Guard
approved flotation device (PFD) while on boats,
around open bodies of water or participating in water
sports.
Remember that water wings, noodles and other
swimming aids are fun toys for kids but should never
be used in place of approved PFDs.
Explain basic boat rules and have everyone follow
them. Children need to understand and follow rules
such as keeping their hands and feet inside the boat
at all times and never run on a boat.
Every child is different, so enroll children in
swimming lessons when you feel they are ready.
Teach children that swimming in open water is not
the same as swimming in a pool. They need to be
aware of uneven surfaces, currents, weeds and
changing weather. Adult supervisions are a must.
Let your teen operate a boat only in a supervised
setting and in adherence to laws on Lake Como.
Laws regarding the operation of a boat or watercraft
vary from community to community.
Spending time with friends on the lake is a favorite
summer activity. Following the above precautions
will help ensure you and your children have a safe
boating season. The Town of Geneva Police
Department encourages everyone to enjoy Lake
Como and practice safe boating. Their boat patrol
officer is available to answer any questions that you
may have and to ensure a safe boating season for all.
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LAKE COMO BEACH WOMEN’S CLUB
The Lake Como Beach Women’s Club
(“LCBWC”) participates in many activities
along with the LCBPOA and contributes to
many different projects being accomplished by
the Association.
The Women’s Club is open to all women who
would like to join. Dues are $15.00 per year.
Monthly meetings are held the 1st Tuesday of
the month (March through November).
The Women’s Club host Cards & Bunco every
2
nd
and 4
th
Wednesday of the month (March
through November) from Noon to 3:00 p.m.
Cake and coffee are served. Open to the public.
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LAKE COMO BEACH WOMEN’S CLUB
OFFICERS
President: Helen Weisgerber
262-203-5585
Vice President: Cheryl Bogard
262-903-0245
Treasurer: Adrianne Duncklee
262-215-9422
Secretary: Janet Kowalski
262-248-2499
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TOWN OF GENEVA POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Chief: Eric Anderson
Officers:
Sergeant Kevin McNutt
Robert Linder
Jeffrey Spotz
Jason Sweeney
Justin Samuel
Daniel Gerlitz
Non-Emergency: 262-248-9926
EMERGENCY CALL 911
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TOWN OF GENEVA
Town Hall:
Assessor: 800-770-3927
Building Inspector:
Joe Messler – 262-215-3711
Clerk/Treasurer:
Debbie Kirch – 262-248-8497
Deputy Clerk/Treasurer:
Ellen Lamping – 262-248-3723
Court Clerk:
Marla Walsh – 262-248-3885
Highway Superintendant:
Jim Beck – 262-248-2135
Lake Como Sanitary District: 262-248-2077
John’s Disposal Garbage & Recycling:
888-473-4701
*NOTE: Association dues are paid at the LCBPOA
Clubhouse NOT the Town Hall.
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HOSPITALS
Mercy Walworth Hospital & Medical Center
Corner of Hwy. 50 & 67
Lake Geneva, WI
262-245-0535
Emergency No.: 262-245-2230
Located approximately 6 miles South of Lake Como
Aurora Lakeland Medical Center
W3985 County Road NN
Elkhorn, WI
262-741-2000
Located approximately 7 miles North of Lake Como
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