Named for the body of water upon which it sits, the city of Lake Lotawana is a lake community in Jackson County, in western Missouri. The city was incorporated in 1958. The Blue and Gray Park Reserve is southeast of the city, Lake Jacamo is northwest, and the James A. Reed Memorial Wildlife Area is southwest. The city of Lees Summit is just over eight miles to the southeast, Tarsney is northeast, and Cockrell is south.
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Chartered by the Lake Lotawana Community United Methodist Church in 1948, Troop 251 is a member of the Heart of America Council, Thunderbird District, of the Boy Scouts of America youth organization. Meeting schedules and a private log in for members is available.
http://www.scoutlander.com/publicsite/unithome.aspx?UID=21588
Situated on the shores of Lake Lotawana, a 600-acre private lake, the city is southeast of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Its official web site offers a profile of the community, a calendar of events, board and committee meeting agendas and minutes, budget and finance reports, various publications and reports, and administrative contacts.
https://www.lakelotawana.org/
The official site for the homeowners’ association serving Lake Lotawana, Missouri features its rules and regulations, deed of restriction, bylaws of the association, contact data, and downloadable boat registration, construction permit, rental agreement, water complaint, waiver, trailer storage, and open book test forms and documentation.
http://www.lakelotawananews.net/
Offering food, drinks and live music, the Canoe Club is located on Colbern Road, across from T-Bones Deli and Meat Market, in Lake Lotawana, Missouri. Directions, hours, a menu, calendar of events, staff contacts, reviews, and reservation policies are highlighted.
http://www.canoeclubkc.com/
Lake Lotawana Community United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation in Lake Lotawana, Missouri meets at its facilities on NE Colbern Road. An overview of its ministries is put forth, along with a service schedule, calendar of upcoming programs and events, policy information, forms, and leadership contacts.
http://www.llcumc.org/
Lotawana Fire Protection District
Organized in 1975, the district offers fire services to the city and area of Lake Lotawana, Missouri. General information about the department, its organizational structure, apparatus, service area, and contacts are posted.
http://www.lotawanafire.org/
Located on the banks of Lake Lotawana, the restaurant and bar occupies what was formerly a full service marina that repaired and sold boats. Built in 1934, the facilities were renovated in 1993 to include four dining rooms. Its history, menu, wine list, an dining areas are highlighted, directions are given, and its reservation policies are defined.
http://www.marinagrogandgalley.com/
Originally a butcher shop, the restaurant and meat market still specializes in meat, including steaks, ribs, pork steaks, chicken, turkey, hams, sausage, veal, and other selections, which are highlighted here. Its menu, special offers, catering services, and a calendar of events are posted to the site, along with directions to the restaurant and market in Lake Lotawana, Missouri.
http://t-bonesdeliandmeatmarket.com/
