In February 2004, the Asylum Lake Preserve Management Framework was adopted by Western Michigan University Board of Trustees. This framework identified the Asylum Lake Policy and Management Council. It specifies that the council shall be a self-sustaining body which is responsible to the WMU Vice President for Business and Finance, it shall have a majority of its members from WMU, and it shall meet at least twice a year with meetings open to the public.
Designated member representatives
City of Kalamazoo Enviornmental Concerns Committee - Sharon Devers (Vice-Chair)
Kalamazoo Environmental Council - Tyler Bassett
Parkview Hills Neighborhood Association - Steve Kienle
Asylum Lake Preservation Association - John Kreuzer
Oakland Drive/Winchell Neighborhood Association - Paul Scott
Parkwyn Village Neighborhood Association - Silvia Roederer
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Pete Strazdas (Chair)
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Duane Hampton
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Tiffany Schriever
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Mark Weiss
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Duane Hampton
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Tiffany Schriever
VP Business & Finance Appointment (At-Large) - Mark Weiss
WMU Facilities Management - Mark Frever
WMU Campus Planning and Finance Council - Lynn Heasley
WMU College of Arts & Sciences - David Lemberg
WMU Institute for the Environment & Sustainability - Cybelle Shattuck
Meeting schedule
The public is invited to attend. Meetings are held every second Thursday of the month, 7 p.m.
Property and council framework documents
- Asylum Lake Preserve Declaration of Conservation Restrictions
- Asylum Lake Preserve Declaration First Amendment
- Asylum Lake Preserve Management Framework (Revised November 2019)
- Restated By-laws of the Policy and Management Council of the Asylum Lake Preserve (November 2019)
- Public Acts 1976—No. 272