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(410) 326-6148

Drum Point Property Owners' Association
  • Home
  • General Info
  • Corp Docs/Guidelines
  • Policies and Procedures
  • Community Beach
  • Environment
  • Board Meeting Minutes
  • GM Meeting Minutes
  • Photos and Videos
  • Newsletters
  • Security
  • Useful Links
  • Passages
  • Contact Us

The Drum Point Ivy League

  

The Drum Point Ivy League was started in the Fall of 2021 in an effort to safeguard the health of trees in our community. Since then, volunteers have removed invasive ivy 

from hundreds of trees in Drum Point.

The group meets the second Saturday in the cooler months of November through March from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Volunteers can attend the entire session or any portion thereof. 

 Upcoming dates include:

 January 11, 2025, February 8, 2025, and March 8, 2025.  

Watch your email for location information each month.

Contact the Association office to volunteer.


If you would like to view a short video on how to remove

the ivy in your own yard, click the link below:

  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qcK9XhKl3Q


Welcome to life near the Chesapeake Bay

The following links provide information on caring for our environment.

Life around the Bay

Friends of Mill Creek

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

Invasive Plant Species

Click on the button

for information about 

Friends of Mill Creek, 

a watershed stewardship group.


Friends of Mill Creek

Invasive Plant Species

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

Invasive Plant Species

 You may have noticed a tall plant growing along the waterways.  The plant, known as Phragmites, is an invasive species.  It has a thick stalk that can grow to heights of 13 feet.  The DPPOA is working with specialists certified by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources in the control of this plant, which according to the DNR, “reduces the diversity of plant and wildlife species.”  The following link provides information on how you, as a property owner, might control Phragmites 

Phragmites Control

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

 During the 2009 legislative session, the Maryland General Assembly passed the Chesapeake Bay Phosphorus Reduction Act prohibiting the sale of lawn fertilizer that is not low-phosphorous fertilizer. The legislation helps protect the Chesapeake Bay from high concentrations of phosphorus that can lead to algae blooms and oxygen depletion.


  

MD Lawn Fertilizer Law

Living on or near the Bay

Low-Phosphorus Fertilizer

What is the Critical Area and what are the rules when you live within 1,000 feet of tidal water?  Click on the link for information on how to protect the Bay.

Chesapeake Bay Critical Area

Osprey Festival 2025

Main event - April 5th in North Beach

Visit the website

 (click the button below)

for information on this year's

Osprey Festival

Osprey Festival

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