Green Lake Improvement District
2020 Annual Green Lake Meeting
Have An Opinion On the Management of Your Lake
WHEN: July 4th, 8am to 9:30am
WHERE: Wyanett Town Hall
AGENDA: Lake improvement & management for 2020 - View official agenda here.
New to the site and the organization overall? Check out this brochure for high level GLID information.
Have An Opinion On the Management of Your Lake
WHEN: July 4th, 8am to 9:30am
WHERE: Wyanett Town Hall
AGENDA: Lake improvement & management for 2020 - View official agenda here.
New to the site and the organization overall? Check out this brochure for high level GLID information.
ALERT! Blue-Green Algae Concern in Green Lake
There are reported patches of toxic Blue-Green algae blooms in some of Green Lake shallow shorelines. The report received from a lake homeowner suspects that it may have caused their dog’s death.
How do I protect myself, my family, and my pets from Blue-Green algae blooms?
• Don’t swim, water ski, or boat in areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water’s surface.
• Do not allow children or pets to play in or drink scummy water.
• Rinse off with fresh water as soon as possible afterwards, if you swim in water that might contain harmful algae blooms.
• Don’t let pets or livestock swim in or drink from areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water’s surface.
• If pets, especially dogs, swim in scummy water, rinse them off immediately. Do not let them lick the algae and toxins off their fur.
There are reported patches of toxic Blue-Green algae blooms in some of Green Lake shallow shorelines. The report received from a lake homeowner suspects that it may have caused their dog’s death.
How do I protect myself, my family, and my pets from Blue-Green algae blooms?
• Don’t swim, water ski, or boat in areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water’s surface.
• Do not allow children or pets to play in or drink scummy water.
• Rinse off with fresh water as soon as possible afterwards, if you swim in water that might contain harmful algae blooms.
• Don’t let pets or livestock swim in or drink from areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water’s surface.
• If pets, especially dogs, swim in scummy water, rinse them off immediately. Do not let them lick the algae and toxins off their fur.
2020 Green Lake Curly Pond Leaf Control Treatment
Green Lake was recently issued permission to use CPL invasive species herbicide Diquate for 50.5 acres. What does this mean? Diquate is far more effective than treatments we've been allowed to use in the past. It's able to kill the Curly Pond Leaf and Eurasian Watermilfoil for a 2 for 1 effect with less chemicals going in to the lake.
Green Lake was recently issued permission to use CPL invasive species herbicide Diquate for 50.5 acres. What does this mean? Diquate is far more effective than treatments we've been allowed to use in the past. It's able to kill the Curly Pond Leaf and Eurasian Watermilfoil for a 2 for 1 effect with less chemicals going in to the lake.
GLID's Inform, Interest & Involve Efforts
Webinar: Septic Secrets - Protect Your Investment and Protect the Lake with Good Septic System Maintenance
Content: On April 17th, Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Org along with University of MN Water Resources and Minnesota Health Dept provided a webinar about septic best practices and what a good and bad septic can affect. Grab a beverage and watch the video at the link below!
Watch here!
Webinar: Septic Secrets - Protect Your Investment and Protect the Lake with Good Septic System Maintenance
Content: On April 17th, Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Org along with University of MN Water Resources and Minnesota Health Dept provided a webinar about septic best practices and what a good and bad septic can affect. Grab a beverage and watch the video at the link below!
Watch here!
2019 Year End GLID Update
Actions For Green Lake Homeowners
We hope you had a wonderful 2019. Now that 2020 is here, below are some quick updates on what you may have missed!
Apply for your lake shoreline improvement project and think about signing up your dock area for weed management with The Lake Restoration Company (scroll down for their contact information) before the end of March for lower DNR permit fees.
See all your year end information here.
Actions For Green Lake Homeowners
We hope you had a wonderful 2019. Now that 2020 is here, below are some quick updates on what you may have missed!
Apply for your lake shoreline improvement project and think about signing up your dock area for weed management with The Lake Restoration Company (scroll down for their contact information) before the end of March for lower DNR permit fees.
See all your year end information here.
Lakeshore Restorations - Sign Up Now
Is your lakeshore washing away or would you like help restoring it? 2020 nominations are now being accepted by Dan Howard.
Isanti County Soil and Water Conservation is once again providing a $10,000 grant matched by GLIDs $5,000 to help Green Lake landowners to restore their eroding or non-buffered shoreline.
Contact: Dan Howard
Phone: 763-286-1146
Email: danhowardnow@gmail.com
Contact Dan for more information on how you can get involved at upcoming workshops/projects.
Green Lake Improvement District Purpose
Green Lake Improvement District (GLID) was incorporated as a non‐profit organization on July 1, 2001. It functions with an elected board and exists as a local government body under Isanti County. Information is disseminated to lake property owners and the general public via emailings and through the web site: http://www.greenlakemnid.com/news.php.
The GLID was initially formed to take over the ownership and operation of a water control structure at the confluence of Green Lake Brook and the Rum River. This mission has since been expanded to include the protection and improvement of Green Lake and its watershed.
The GLID was initially formed to take over the ownership and operation of a water control structure at the confluence of Green Lake Brook and the Rum River. This mission has since been expanded to include the protection and improvement of Green Lake and its watershed.
Miss the 2020 Planning Meeting? Here's Your Update.
Meeting notes can be found here.
View the approved 2020 budget here.
We reviewed the Green Lake Diagnostics Study, found here.
Also discussed was the Green Lake Management Plan with our Isanti Soil & Water contact. Review document here.
View the approved 2020 budget here.
We reviewed the Green Lake Diagnostics Study, found here.
Also discussed was the Green Lake Management Plan with our Isanti Soil & Water contact. Review document here.
Green Lake Is Nutrient Rich
What Does That Mean? Here's Your Information!
See where the Nutrients are coming from here and in the files below.
Green Lake Stormwater Retrofit analysis
Subwatershed Retrofit analysis
Green Lake Stormwater Retrofit analysis
Subwatershed Retrofit analysis
2020 Shoreline Weed Control
Did you know that the Green Lake Improvement District uses Lake Restoration to treat our lake? There are benefits to you as lake owners using the same company to privately treat around your docks.
Contact Lake Restoration and mention the Green Lake agreement for pricing.
Contact Info:
12425 Ironwood Circle
Rogers, MN 55374
763-428-9777
Contact Lake Restoration and mention the Green Lake agreement for pricing.
Contact Info:
12425 Ironwood Circle
Rogers, MN 55374
763-428-9777
2013-2018 Green Lake Improvement Plan
The 2018 Green Lake Management Plan is now available. CLICK HERE
eNewsletter & FacebookClick HERE to signup for the eNewsletter and the Facebook page
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