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PVPOA Phone Number Change
Posted August 7, 2021
The PVPOA Office is changing our phone number to one that accepts texts and voice calls. The new number is 573-617-9615. The old number, 573-437-2605 is still working but is voice only and will be available for the next several months.
Posted August 7, 2021
The PVPOA Office is changing our phone number to one that accepts texts and voice calls. The new number is 573-617-9615. The old number, 573-437-2605 is still working but is voice only and will be available for the next several months.
September Splash Newsletter Available Now
Posted September 15, 2021
The September 2021 Splash edition is available by clicking here. Highlights include updates on the road resurfacing project and information about our social media presence. Also, starting with this edition, board member Bob Oreskovic will be the new editor of the newsletter, replacing fellow board member Gary Hacker, who has been editor for the last 6 years. If you have any topics you'd like to see covered in the newsletter, please contact Bob via email at oreskovic63090@gmail.com .
Posted September 15, 2021
The September 2021 Splash edition is available by clicking here. Highlights include updates on the road resurfacing project and information about our social media presence. Also, starting with this edition, board member Bob Oreskovic will be the new editor of the newsletter, replacing fellow board member Gary Hacker, who has been editor for the last 6 years. If you have any topics you'd like to see covered in the newsletter, please contact Bob via email at oreskovic63090@gmail.com .
Catch and Release Implemented at Peaceful Valley
Posted: June 21, 2021
Our success with eradicating the lake vegetation that plagued us over the past few years has a major downside for anglers—there’s much less fish cover for smaller fish to hide while they grow. Also, the staggering increase in fishing last year during the pandemic ended up significantly decreasing the sport fish population in the lake. For the next year, we’re asking anglers to practice catch and release for Bass, Crappie, and Bluegill to allow them to replenish the stock. We do ask that you help eliminate some invasive species, notably Drum, and Blue and Flathead Catfish. If you catch these please either keep them or dispose of properly.
Posted: June 21, 2021
Our success with eradicating the lake vegetation that plagued us over the past few years has a major downside for anglers—there’s much less fish cover for smaller fish to hide while they grow. Also, the staggering increase in fishing last year during the pandemic ended up significantly decreasing the sport fish population in the lake. For the next year, we’re asking anglers to practice catch and release for Bass, Crappie, and Bluegill to allow them to replenish the stock. We do ask that you help eliminate some invasive species, notably Drum, and Blue and Flathead Catfish. If you catch these please either keep them or dispose of properly.
Road Construction Projects Nearly Complete
Posted June 3, 2021; UPDATE: August 10, 2021
Our road repair and resurfacing project is nearly complete. The contractor is putting the finishing licks on the project.
The MODOT project to resurface and restripe Hwy Y between Hwy 28 and Hwy A has been completed. About the only thing left is to remove the temporary orange and black traffic signs.
Hwy B between St. James and Hwy 28 near Bland is complete with the exception of road striping and putting a new surface on a few of the bridges. Unlike Hwy Y which was resurfaced with chip and seal, Hwy B was milled and resurfaced with hot asphalt making it a really nice, smooth stretch of road.
Posted June 3, 2021; UPDATE: August 10, 2021
Our road repair and resurfacing project is nearly complete. The contractor is putting the finishing licks on the project.
The MODOT project to resurface and restripe Hwy Y between Hwy 28 and Hwy A has been completed. About the only thing left is to remove the temporary orange and black traffic signs.
Hwy B between St. James and Hwy 28 near Bland is complete with the exception of road striping and putting a new surface on a few of the bridges. Unlike Hwy Y which was resurfaced with chip and seal, Hwy B was milled and resurfaced with hot asphalt making it a really nice, smooth stretch of road.