Welcome to the Rose Lake Property Owners Association Web Site
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Page Updated on: 06/22/11
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Lake Surface Area - 373 Acres |
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| Maximum Depth - 31 Feet | |
| Mean Depth - 16 Feet | |
| Lake Volume - 5,968 Acre-Feet | |
| Shoreline Length - 4.8 Miles | |
| Shoreline Development Factor - 1.8 | |
| Lake Elevation - 1,253 Feet | |
| Watershed Area - 4,061 Acres |
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POPSICLE DAY - Saturday, July 2 - 2:00 p.m. Free popsicle to everyone on the lake!
4TH OF JULY BOAT PARADE - MONDAY, JULY 4, 2011 - 1:00 p.m. Please get your numbers any time prior to the parade on that weekend at Carole Paalman's or Donna Thompson's. This will make it easier than having to pass out numbers if it is windy out like it was last year.
GOLF OUTING - Saturday, August 27, 2011 - 9:00 a.m. at the Rose Golf Course. $22 per person for 9 holes. It is a two person scramble. Please contact Diana Bourne 231-768-5450 by 8-20-11.
This website will be updated again in a couple of days. You can also find us on facebook!
Please note - In order to legally operate a PWC alone if born after 12-31-78, you MUST HAVE A BOATER SAFETY CERTIFICATE - EVEN IF YOU ARE OVER 21 YEARS OLD!
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Rose Lake Property Owners' Association Mission Statement
A statement of Objectives and Goals
The purpose of the P.O.A. is to promote the improvement of the woods and water of Rose Lake and immediate environs; to work with the Township of Rose Lake, the County of Osceola, the Department of Natural Resources, and the State of Michigan and its agents toward adoption and implementation of ecological programs for Rose Lake and its immediate environs.
Good management and direction are key to successful association operation.
Make water quality our first priority by maintaining a watch for the introduction of exotic aquatic species and advocating educational programs and necessary control measures.
Promote safe boating, fishing, and enjoyment on Rose Lake.
To property manage ways that will minimize the impact of exploding population to our lake. Encourage the concept of conservation and protect sensitive land in the watershed.
Encourage membership attendance at association meetings. Also encourage voter registration and participation in local elections.