Long Lake Improvement Association's records, circa 1971-1982.

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Long Lake Improvement Association's records, circa 1971-1982.

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The is a collection of records of the Long Lake Improvement Association (LLIA), which later became Lake Improvement Association (LIA). The LLIA was founded circa 1971. The collection consists of copies of By-Laws, minutes, lists of members and board members, correspondence, newsletters and plans. Some of the financial records in the collection includes a petty cash ledger, bank statements and tax records. These financial records include receipts and deposits covering the years 1974-1983 approximately.

3.5 linear feet (4 boxes)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 7098404

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Reynolds, Maryan E., 1913-2004

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Long Lake Improvement Association (Thurston County, Wash.)

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The Long Lake Improvement Association was founded to identify those factors in the local environment, which affect the recreational use of Long Lake, and to take appropriate action to improve, preserve and protect the quality of Long Lake as a recreational asset to local property owners and the community. The membership was restricted to those persons, businesses or groups owning or holding leases of greater than one year on land fronting on Long Lake or on roads or streets having legal, individ...