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WATERLINE - December, 2012

Bylaw changes approved at October conference

The proposed bylaw changes described in last quarter’s Waterline were approved at this year’s WALPA conference in Wenatchee. A couple of small changes clarified the student membership category (college was added to the definition of student) and specified a formal mechanism for the resignation and dismissal of board members.

The bylaw change in membership was much more comprehensive. Lifetime membership in WALPA is now conferred on all who contribute financially to the association but voting members are now defined as those individuals who attend the annual conference. All members (voting and non-voting) will receive the newsletter and action updates. This restructure eases the burden of maintaining an up-to-date membership list while providing a larger list of individuals interested in supporting legislation to protect lakes in Washington.

IN THIS ISSUE

December 2012 HOME

Turning Back the Clock - A Plan to Restore Lake Ketchum

Notes from the 2012 WALPA Conference (or how to have a fun time and call it work)

Help us welcome the new WALPA Board members!

2012 Scholarship winners announced

Bylaw changes approved at Wenatchee conference in October

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