Pelican Lake area storage condo development OK’d by Scambler Twsp.

by Louis Hoglund
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A large collection of storage structures, built largely for boat and lake-recreation equipment storage, is located northeast of Cormorant Village—with its entrance road appropriately named “Toybox Lane.”


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