{"id":1026,"date":"2014-09-04T10:33:32","date_gmt":"2014-09-04T15:33:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/lakedelhi.org\/?page_id=1026"},"modified":"2025-05-14T12:50:15","modified_gmt":"2025-05-14T17:50:15","slug":"ldra","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/lakedelhi.org\/?page_id=1026","title":{"rendered":"LDRA"},"content":{"rendered":"

Lake Delhi Recreation Association<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Lake Delhi was created in the 1920’s by the construction of a hydroelectric dam on the Maquoketa River. Since that time the Lake Delhi area has grown to be the weekend retreat or home to over 900 residents. The Lake Delhi Recreation Association was formed in 1973.\u00a0 Since 1973, the LDRA has played an active role in Lake Delhi supporting recreation areas such as Lost Beach, North Beach, water quality efforts, dredging, sponsored fish stocking, and represented the lake residents’ interests whenever needed.<\/p>\n

Since 1989, Lake Delhi property owners pay a property assessment in the Benefited Lake Taxing District to provide funds for the annual maintenance of the Lake Delhi Dam and Dredging. These funds, along with, donations and grants have been used to repair the dam and dredge Lake Delhi. The benefited tax district funds are administered by the tax district trustees.<\/p>\n

In 1973 the Lake Delhi Recreation Association, Inc was formed and purchased the hydroelectric dam that existed at that time. When the association determined that donations alone would not be enough to run the organization and operate the dam, they began to sell memberships. The one time $100 membership to the LDRA is still in place today. We ask that lake residents join the LDRA to support the operations of the dam, water quality, repayment of dredge loans and continued operations and communications of the organization.<\/p>\n

Please consider joining the LDRA today if you are not a member. This membership entitles you to a vote at the LDRA annual meeting, communications from the LDRA and the ability to support a place that we all love. Please print out a copy of our membership application and return with your $100 today.<\/p>\n

At the August 2012 Annual Meeting of the Lake Delhi Recreation Association it was voted unanimously by the Board of Directors to elect all
\nBoard positions in the future At-Large for 2 year staggered terms. The LDRA Board will also become a Board of seven members, through attrition by August 2013. The following are your current\u00a0LDRA Board Members:<\/p>\n

President:\u00a0 Kelly McManus<\/p>\n

Vice President:\u00a0Greg Dardis<\/p>\n

Treasurer:\u00a0 Dan Reyner<\/p>\n

Secretary:\u00a0Eric Strief<\/p>\n

Trustee Liason:\u00a0Dan Reyner<\/p>\n

Lake Areas:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Little Chicago Greenslade’s
\nWillie’s Second
\nWillie’s First Bahndorf\u2019s First
\nThe Cedars
\nLogan\u2019s Second
\nPetlon Camp
\nLogan\u2019s Third
\nBriar Cliff Second
\nBriar Cliff
\nLogan\u2019s First
\nMcKeeby\u2019s Camp North
\nMaples Resort
\nMcKeeby’s South
\nSchneider’s Camp<\/td>\n		Nola Schmidt Camp
\nClair View Acres
\nTurtle Creek Camp South
\nKohli Acres
\nTurtle Creek Camp County Park<\/td>\n		Theide Area Cedar Acres
\nWellman\u2019s Camp
\nLinden Acres
\nTurtle Creek Heights West
\nAddition
\nCamp-O Delhi
\nHartwick Lake Club North
\nHartwick Lake Club West<\/td>\n		Furman\u2019s Addition
\nHartwick Point
\nHickory Hollow
\nH L C Deer Run
\nH L C South
\nConnelly River View Addition
\nAJ Schmidt Addition
\nKeith\u2019s Forest
\nLittlefield\u2019s
\nHawkers Area
\nFirst Camp<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

The Lake Delhi Recreation Association wants to hear from you.\u00a0 Visit us at:\u00a0 lakedelhi.com<\/p>\n

Mailing Address:<\/p>\n

Lake Delhi Recreation Association, Inc.
\nPO Box 67
\nDelhi, IA 52223-0067<\/p>\n

Send us an email: lakedelhirec@gmail.com\u00a0— Please put in the Subject Line: “LDRA” and the topic you are sending a message about.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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