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Loch Ness Cove Park Restoration & Improvement Initiatives: 
Long-term sustatinable enjoyment including lake access, accessible fishing, erosion control, bulkhead stabilization, ADA updates.

 

Park Improvement Initiative Update

The Loch Ness Cove Property Owners Association (POA) is actively working to preserve and improve our neighborhood park through a multi-phase initiative focused on shoreline protection, stormwater management, and sustainability including fishing, lake access and long-term enjoyment. Each phase targets critical infrastructure along shoreline and erosion prone areas with progress dependent on both professional assessments and available funding.

 

We’re excited to share the latest progress on our multi-phase improvement project focused on stabilizing erosion and repairing bulkheads around the boat launch area. These efforts are essential for preserving the long-term safety, usability, and appearance of our community park.

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✅ Phase 1: Stormwater Drainage Repairs

Status: ✅ Completed – September 20, 2025
Objective: Repair and replace defective stormwater drainage on the south side of the boat launch that was contributing to erosion and weakening the adjacent bulkhead.

Scope of Work Completed:

  • Full assessment of existing drainage issues  - Complete

  • Replacement of collapsed drainage systems   - Complete

  • Restoration of proper water flow  - Complete

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Phase 2: Bulkhead – South Side of Boat Launch


Objective: Stabilize and partially repair the compromised bulkhead impacted by erosion and prior drainage failure.

Scope of Work:

  • ✔ Assess damage and finalize repair strategy - in progress

  • Finalize assessment and develop repair plan - in progress

  • Source funding - in progress

  • Select qualified contractor  - Complete

  • Backfill and restore the surrounding property - Not Started

Next Steps:

  • Continue planning and coordination - in progress

  • Begin acquiring needed materials

  • Organize work crews and support

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Phase 3: Bulkhead – North Side of Boat Launch


Objective: Replace the bulkhead on the north side of the boat launch following the completion of Phases 1 and 2.

Scope of Work:

  • Finalize assessment and develop repair plan - in progress

  • Source funding - in progress

  • Select qualified contractor  - Complete

  • Backfill and restore the surrounding property

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Phase 4: Bulkhead – Far North Side of the Park


Objective: Replace the steel bulkhead at the park’s far north side with a wood structure for greater durability and consistency with other repairs.

Scope of Work:

  • Finalize assessment and develop repair plan- in progress

  • Source funding - in progress

  • Select qualified contractor - Complete

  • Backfill and restore the surrounding property

Next Steps:

  • Continue sourcing funds through grants and donations - in progress- 

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Phase 5: ADA path and two ADA fishing pads 


Objective: Add ADA accessible pathway for our mobility challenged members with two fishing pads complete with railing

  • Finalize assessment and develop repair plan - in progress

  • Source funding - in progress

  • Hire qualified contractor - Complete

  • Backfill and restore the surrounding property

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Phase 6: Repair and/or replace benches and rest spots throughout the park


Objective:  Restore and/or replace existing benches throughout the park to add rest areas

  • Finalize assessment and develop repair plan  - in progress

  • Source funding  - in progress

  • Hire qualified contractor  - in progress

  • Backfill and restore the surrounding property

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Want to Get Involved?

Residents can play a vital role in supporting this park improvement effort!

Ways to contribute:

  • Volunteer your time to work in the park, mowing, weed eating, picking up sticks, cleaning the boat launch area and other activities

  • Donate materials, services or funding

  • Support local fundraising efforts

  • Support Grant efforts including researching available grants

Contact the POA to learn more about how you can help improve and preserve our park for future generations.

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