Algae is part of the Delta On a still August morning you will often see a green film on the water off your dock. By mid-afternoon it’s usually gone. This film — algae — lives in every Delta waterway. The Delta Coves lagoon rises and falls with the tide, trading water with hundreds of miles […]
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Imagine strolling out of the back door and straight onto your relaxing deck with a cup of coffee in hand, and sunrise on the horizon. Or gathering with your friends and family for a meal right on the water. Making this dream a reality requires following a multi-step process to ensure protection of the fragile
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Residents have expressed concern about the approved proposed revision to the Resident Agreement — allowing drone use to survey for compliance with design standards and other bylaws. Your board would like to address concerns associated with cost and privacy. We have a fiduciary duty to enforce the governing documents of the Association. In the past, we
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With a few seasons of lagoon construction behind us, your board of directors has proposed changes to the lagoon construction process. These changes aim to simplify the process for building docks and decks while still maintaining the integrity of the Delta Coves community and lagoon. When can support piles be placed? Pile driving will now
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Homes in Delta Coves boast waterfront vistas and quick access to thousands of miles of Delta waterways through the lagoon. Just like any part of your home, the lagoon requires maintaining in order to keep it healthy and usable for the community. Caring for the lagoon is a partnership between the California Division of Boating and
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Keeping the Delta Coves lagoon in tip-top shape requires an active partnership. The California Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is officially responsible for the lagoon and has assigned their Submersed Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) team to oversee regular treatments of the Delta. The latest treatment plan can be found in the lagoon health overview and
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Just beyond your backdoor and off your private dock, you have the opportunity to motor, sail, paddle, ski, or swim. Life on the Delta is all about the added value of water access. That’s likely one of the reasons you chose to make Delta Coves home. Lagoon care is a shared effort. The California Division of
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Living on the island, you may have heard “BIMID” referenced a time or two. If you moved from outside of the area, the term may also be completely new to you. Let’s dig into everything you need to know about BIMID. What is BIMID? As a special act district, the Bethel Island Municipal Improvement District
