Hubbard, Schultz, Wheeler Chain of Lakes Project -incomplete

Minnesota Statute: 103D.705

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The Curly-leaf Pondweed continues to assist in degrading water quality and interferes with recreational opportunities on the lake. Finding funding for the plant harvesting program has been challenging. Diamond Lake Area Recreation Association (DLARA) contacted the Middle Fork Crow River Watershed District to assist in the funding of plant management on Diamond Lake through the 103D petition process. DLARA utilized the services of Wenck Associates to conduct a feasibility study on management alternatives for curly-leaf pondweed in Diamond Lake. The feasibility study that followed covered part of the requirements for the Engineer’s Report. DLARA submitted their petition for the Aquatic Plant Management Program to the District. As part of the petition, an engineer’s report was also completed by Wenck Associates. As required, the District appointed appraisers to determine the benefits and damages of affected properties. The results of the viewer’s report was presented to the public at an open hearing. For more information on the Diamond Lake Aquatic Plant Management Program, contact MFCRWD staff.

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