The 2023 Annual General Meeting of the Millbrook Lake Mooring Association was held at 7:30pm on Wednesday 15th November in the Balcony Room, Millbrook Village Hall.
Thank you to all members who attended.
All documents relating to the AGM and further information may be found on the dedicated AGM page. A report of the meeting will be uploaded to this page once it has been finalised.
The 2023 Annual General Meeting of the Millbrook Lake Mooring Association will be held at 7:30pm on Wednesday 15th November in the Balcony Room, Millbrook Village Hall.
All documents relating to the AGM and further information may be found on the dedicated AGM page.
The notes from the 2022 AGM are now available on the AGM page.
The 2022 Annual General Meeting of the Millbrook Lake Mooring Association will be held at 7:30pm on Tuesday 15th November in the Balcony Room, Millbrook Village Hall.
All documents relating to the AGM and further information may be found on the dedicated AGM page.
The 2021 accounts of the MLMA have been filed with Companies House and are available on their web site and can be downloaded here.
We are making a major effort to clean up Millbrook Lake. As part of this effort we are identifying and removing abandoned vessels left in the lake. Remember, it is the license holders responsibility to remove a vessel and all its ground tackle/mooring/pontoons when relinquishing the license. If you sell a boat, the mooring is not automatically transferred to the new owner. You are responsible for all cleanup until the MLMA has accepted the new licensee. If the new owner is not eligible (out of area) then they will not be able to take over the mooring and you will remain responsible.
Everyone has an interest in keeping the lake clean and free for all to use so please help us with this by reporting any suspected dumped vessels and ensuring your vessel details are up to date.
We will publish a list of abandoned vessels on this website and these vessels may be removed/scrapped/sold inaccordance with MLMA policy at the expense of the mooring holder/owner.
Thank you.
The 2021 MLMA AGM was held at 7:30pm on Wednesday 10th November in Millbrook Village Hall.
A total of 8 members (including the board) attended in person and another 14 gave their proxy to the chair.
The board would like to thank all those who took part and especially those members who allowed themselves to be nominated to the board. We look forward to working with them.
The draft minutes of the AGM will be published on the web site once completed.
Any other documents relating to the AGM, are linked from this page.
The 2021 AGM will be held in Millbrook Village Hall at 7:30pm on Wednesday 10th November.
An invitation has been sent to the registered address of all paid up members. Further information and documentation can be found on the dedicated AGM page.
The 2020 accounts of the MLMA have been filed with Companies House and are available on their web site and can be downloaded here.
The 2020 MLMA AGM was held remotely on Wednesday 2nd December using Zoom.
Three ordinary members and 5 board members joined the meeting. 28 response forms (with proxy votes) were also received making the meeting quorate for voting purposes.
We would like to thank those members who were able to attend on the day and those who returned proxy forms for their contribution to keeping the MLMA running smoothly in these difficult times.
We would also like to thank Nicky Wilson who provided much needed Zoom support both before and during the meeting.
Any documents relating to the AGM, will be linked from the AGM 2020 page.
A green Plastimo dinghy was stolen from the Dexter’s Spit dinghy area this weekend. The dinghy was chained to the galvanised post, so when the thieves stole it on Sunday night they ripped the towing eye from the dinghy breaking the plastic. Please let us know if you see the dinghy and watch out for any suspicious activity.
The MLMA will be using Zoom to allow meetings to be held remotely. This guide explains how you can join and participate in a Zoom meeting.
To join a Zoom meeting you will need a computer, tablet or smart phone with a working internet connection. The Zoom client software will also need to be installed on the device you plan to use. You can download the Zoom software at https://zoom.us/download.
You will also need a microphone in order to speak at the meeting and, optionally, a camera.
To join a meeting follow the link sent to you by the MLMA. You should normally just be able to click on it. Otherwise copy and paste it into your web browser’s address bar. You do not need to create your own Zoom account, you can join the meeting as a guest by following the link.
When you follow the link, your browser will normally ask if it should open it in an application. Make sure “Zoom” is selected and click on Open Application. The Zoom client should then start.
When you join the meeting your microphone will normally be muted. It is good etiquette to mute your microphone when you are not speaking as it reduces noise for other participants. Don’t forget to unmute when you do wish to speak.
If you need further help with Zoom, many questions are answered on their support page – https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/206175806-Top-Questions
The financial summary for the year 2019 is now available here in preparation for the 2020 AGM.
The 2018 accounts of the MLMA have been filed with Companies House and are available on their web site and can be downloaded here.
The 2017 accounts have been filed with Companies House and can be downloaded here
