The Curly Leaf Pond Weed treatment has
been completed. The were several new areas on the lake that
have been treated.
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/aquaticplants/curlyleaf_pondweed.html
THE MISSION of the Forest Lake Lake Association is to build an expanding, sustainable entity of caring individuals to Promote, Protect, Improve, and Conserve the natural resources that is Forest Lake for future generations.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
The Weed Harvester has been launched
The Weed
Harvester has been launched and weed harvesting will continue
until the Fall.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Annual Forest Lake Lake Association Meeting
Annual Forest Lake Lake Association Meeting
April 22, 2014
1. Call Meeting to Order 7:08 pm
2. Introduce Board Members
3. Bank Balance / Treasurer’s Report
- a. Lake Management collecting dues & donations
- b. Invoices will be sent out in May – why the delay
- c. March 31, 2014 -- Bank Balance $25,213
- d. Future expenses include Navigation Bouys, Weed Harvester Maintenance Repairs, website and Rapid Response Plan for Invasive Species
4. Lake Improvement Committee Meeting in March
- a. 2014 Lake Treatment Areas --
- b. Coordinate funding sources
- c. Partnerships with City of FL, CLFL WSD, DNR
5. Steve McComas – Blue Water Science
- a. State of the Lake
- b. Curly Leaf Pond Weed
- c. Point intercept – what is it, why it is important & findings
- d. What is a buffer and why is it a benefit to the Lake
6. Mike Kinney - Comfort Lake Forest Lake Watershed District (CLFL WSD) Administrator
- a. DNR Boat Launch Inspection
- b. CLFL WSD Projects - Hilo Lane Project - Shoreline restoration projects
- c. Other projects CLFL WSD
7. Reports on Weed Harvesting, Navigation Buoys, Lake Clean-up
8. Fundraiser – Wine Tasting
9. Other Business
10. Adjourn 8:21 pm
Sunday, March 30, 2014
2014 Ice Clean Up
2014 Ice Clean Up
Thanks to the volunteers who helped make our annual Lake Cleanup another success! We filled ½ a dumpster with lake trash ranging from remnants from several fish houses to general plastic, glass and aluminium trash.
Kevin and Shawn Marois with Keller Williams Premier Realty donated $100 to anyone finding their business card which had previously been attached to a piece of trash. Vannelli's by the Lake provded lunch after the clean up and the Robert's Family provided a beer, soda or glass of wine to each volunteer.
And one of our younger volunteers found a treasure of her own during the clean up.
Thank you from the FLLA Board of Directors for your volunteer participation and to all members for your continued support
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