Clarification Regarding Wake Boats
Following the Department of Enviromental Conservation's most recent ruling regarding wake boat use in the State of Vermont there has been some miscommunication and misunderstanding what specifically will be allowed on Joe's Pond. Bascially wake boats are not banned from Joe's Pond. What is prohibited is WAKESPORTS-activities that involve using the ballast which then creates larger waves. All other uses of wake boats such as cruising, water skiing, tubing and fishing are allowed.
All boats, including wake boats should adhere to the standard rules which include staying 200 feet from shore and other water crafts. To reiterate, wake boats are welcomed on Joe's Pond as long as they avoid the use of ballast and the subsequent creation of larger and deeper waves.
Joe Hebert
President, JPA
All boats, including wake boats should adhere to the standard rules which include staying 200 feet from shore and other water crafts. To reiterate, wake boats are welcomed on Joe's Pond as long as they avoid the use of ballast and the subsequent creation of larger and deeper waves.
Joe Hebert
President, JPA
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Treasure Island Chicken Dinner Saturday, June 20 4:30 pm social, 6 pm dinner Call Peter or Paige Crosby for tickets: 802-535-4949 |
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Eurasian Water Milfoil
has been discovered in Joe's Pond. We need everyone's help to control this invasive. See the Milfoil page for more infomation |
Lake Wise
Lake Wise is a free FREE, VOLUNTARY,and NON-REGULATORY education program aimed at lake landowners
that encourages and rewards lake-friendly properties across the state.
Learn more and schedule your free visit
Lake Wise is a free FREE, VOLUNTARY,and NON-REGULATORY education program aimed at lake landowners
that encourages and rewards lake-friendly properties across the state.
Learn more and schedule your free visit
Aerial Viewpoint: Joe's Pond
by Nate Somers
by Nate Somers
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West Danville, Vermont, Then and Now, 1781-2021
by local authors, Jane Brown, Patty Conly, and the late Dorothy Larrabee
by local authors, Jane Brown, Patty Conly, and the late Dorothy Larrabee
The award winning book,
West Danville, Vermont, Then and Now, 1781-2021,
is available at:
Danville Historical Society, 121 Hill St., PO Box 274, Danville, VT 05828, open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10-5;
Hastings Store in West Danville;
and the Corner Stop Inn Shop at Walden.
Order your copy from the Danville Historical Society
West Danville, Vermont, Then and Now, 1781-2021,
is available at:
Danville Historical Society, 121 Hill St., PO Box 274, Danville, VT 05828, open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10-5;
Hastings Store in West Danville;
and the Corner Stop Inn Shop at Walden.
Order your copy from the Danville Historical Society
JPA Business
JPA Business
The Joe's Pond Association is a voluntary group of lakefront property owners with a deeded right-of-way to Joe's Pond. The Association exists for the purpose of improving the surroundings of the lake and promoting the general welfare.
