Membership

Here you will find all pertinent information regarding becoming a member of the MLHPOI and why membership is a key step in supporting your lake community.

Why Join?

Why Become a MLHPOI Member

The Mountain Lake Community consists of close to 250 properties. Joining the association is completely voluntary, but with continued annual support of the association new and old opportunities can thrive. Member support allows for the association to expand its involvements, activities, initiatives in the interest of all property owners and for the preservation of our lake.

Please contact a director if you would like to volunteer.

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MLHPOI Currently Supports and Sponsors:

Your annual MLHPOI membership fee contributes towards:

Our lake Association Newsletter
Annual lake water quality testing reports
Maintenance of Judge Jordan boat launch
Insurance coverage for all lake association activities
Membership in CHA (Coalition of Haliburton Lake Associations) and it’s work to protect lake health – Septic reinspection program; Shoreline protection by-law; Annual lake steward meeting promoting Haliburton Lake Health; CHA septic tip sheets and educational videos.
Support of local charities
Voting privileges at the Annual Members meeting.
Membership in FOCA(Federation of Ontario Cottage Associations) and it’s work representing 250,000+ lakefront property owners and 525 lake and road associations with local and provincial governments. FOCA provides an extensive library of property owner information to all lake association members on a wide range of property owner issues. IF you are a MLHPOI member, you have full access to the entire resource base of FOCA at no addition cost.
Representing MLHPOI with local government
Development of Mountain Lake Stewardship plan
Voting privileges at the Annual Members meeting.
Access to all content on the MLHPOI website.
Membership in the CEWF (Coalition for Equitable Water Flow) which liaises with the Trent Severn Waterway on behalf of 30+ Haliburton lake associations.