New website for Lake Viking includes informational tools

A totally new design is now displayed and in use for www.LakeVikingMO.com. The official website for the lake community has been rebuilt using software that displays cleanly on mobile devices as well as desktop computers.
A number of new features have been added to encourage lake members to use the website as a reliable communications tool:
Lake Documents – Nine of the most commonly requested application forms and agreements can now be downloaded from the website: membership, campground agreements, clubhouse reservation, building code permit, out-of-town patrol list, watercraft ownership, and Zebra Mussel initiative. Additional documents may be added as requested.
Google Mapping – Nearly 100 lake properties for sale are located by flag on Google’s map or satellite display. In addition, lake maps in .pdf format can be downloaded. Properties that are for sale by owner are also featured, including an easy submission form for free classified ad display.
Bulletin Board – Members in good standing may share messages or advertise items for free. An easy submission form provides for convenient review by the lake office and immediate display upon approval.
Video & Photo Gallery – Favorite scenes of Lake Viking, selected from Facebook postings by association members, are featured in a new video with photo galleries under “Lake Life.” The initial photo gallery has scenes from the lake’s 40th anniversary; additional photo galleries are planned. An easy submission form enables viewers to submit more photos and additional photo galleries will be added and reorganized as photos are received.
Many features popular on the previous website are continued, such as a calendar of events, various board and committee lists, meeting minutes, the current Lake Viking handbook, and contact information. The home page will continue to spotlight the most important immediate information before Lake Viking members.
Gallatin Publishing Company has developed and hosted this website without charge to the lake community since 2008. This is the first major reconstruction of the website.
Launched Feb. 12, the website will continue to change and upgrade to meet user expectations and demands. Use the “contact” form to email comments directly to the lake association office.