| Camping is allowed
on all properties in Lake Sherwood subdivisions when
a Camping Permit is obtained. All campers must
abide by the
LSPOA Camping Regulations and
Conditions. |
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How to
Obtain a LSPOA Camping Permit |
To
better serve our property owners, LSPOA camping
permits may be obtained by bringing or sending the
following items to the LSPOA Property Owners
Association Office:
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1. |
A
thoroughly completed
LSPOA Camping Permit
Application. |
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2. |
$50 for
annual dues payment, if not already paid. |
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3. |
$10 for a
camping permit receptacle, if needed. |
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| Camping permits
will be issued immediately if the above is brought
to the LSPOA Property Owners Association Office
during office hours. If the above items are
sent to the LSPOA Property Owners Association
Office, the camping permit and related items can be
obtained at the LSPOA Property Owners Association
Office during office hours or from the Sherwood
Lodge personnel during normal hours of operation.
Please allow at least two weeks for processing a
camping permit application. |
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Lake
Camelot Dump Station Usage |
| The Lake Camelot
Property Owners Association allows non-residents to
use their dump station facilities for an annual fee
of $25. An annual permit sticker can be
purchased at the Camelot Lodge during normal
business hours. The Camelot Lodge is located
at 298 Leisure Lane. |
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Temporary Storage Shed on Camping Lots |
| Temporary storage
sheds may be erected on Lake Sherwood camping lots
by application to LSPOA. Basic requirements
for approval of the permit are: the property owners
must pay LSPOA yearly dues, the shed must be
appropriately located on the property and be
constructed in accordance with established
guidelines. Further information regarding
temporary storage shed on camping lots can be found
in the
Application for Permission to Erect a
Temporary Storage Shed on a Camping Lot. |
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How to
Obtain a Temporary Storage Building Permit |
Complete the
Application for Permission to Erect a Temporary
Storage Shed on a Camping Lot and send, along with
required supporting documents, to LSPOA.
If approved, the permit will be sent to the property
owner who makes application. |
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