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By rob, on September 3rd, 2010
From the North American Lake Management Society website:
The NALMS mission statement is simple and clear: The purpose of the Society is to forge partnerships among citizens, scientists, and professionals to foster the management and protection of lakes and reservoirs for today and tomorrow.
The implication of this mission is that we are not a society with a narrow focus on professionals, academic researchers, or any smaller interest group. NALMS is a melting pot in terms of membership, and welcomes anyone interested in lakes and lake management.
In addition, a recent email from the president of NALMS offers a sample of their magazine for download called “This is NALMS” which has a selection of very good articles on lakes.
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By rob, on August 26th, 2010
 Vi and Mark Patek will be moving to Massachusetts this winter and are taking only one of their three Sunfish. If you are interested, please call 914-763-8078 as soon as possible as we are going up to MA on Wednesday, September 1st for the Labor Day Weekend. The prices are $400. and $600. Since we are very busy getting ready to put the house on the market, the first day we can show you the boats is Sunday, August 29th.
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By rob, on August 19th, 2010
 Invitations to the Annual TEA Clambake went out last weekend. The event is a tradition for ending the summer season at the beach. Open to adults only it features a DJ, dancing, choice of lobster, steak, or chicken entree. Plus side dishes of mussels and clams, potatoes, and watermelon.
If you have not received your note and you are a current TEA member or associate member, please click the contact us link at the left and let us know. We will pass on your note to the organizers.
The Clambake will be held on Saturday, Sept 11th starting at 6:30 and going until 11:30… Hope you can come!
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By rob, on August 17th, 2010
The Truesdale Lake website has a Lake Management section with lots of information about the lake and the environment.
The Truesdale Lake Management Committee is a subcommittee of the Truesdale Lake Property Owners Association. Its members belong to both the Truesdale Lake Property Owners Association (TLPOA) and the Truesdale Estates Association (TEA) and reports are made to both associations.
Its responsibilities include:
- contracting for and overseeing the weed and algae treatments of the lake by Allied Biological,
- obtaining Wetland Activity Permits from the Town of Lewisboro for lake treatments and other activities,
- monitoring the testing of the water by The Citizens Statewide Lake Assessment Program (CSLAP) (a volunteer lake monitoring program run by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) and the NYS Federation of Lake Associations, Inc. (NYSFOLA),
- representing TLPOA and TEA at New York State Department of Environmental Conservation inspections,
- managing the dam’s height by raising and lowering the boards,
- managing the dam’s condition by contracting for regular mowing,
- interfacing with the Town of Lewisboro Highway Department with respect to the road surface at the dam,
- coordinating schedules of TEA and TLPOA beach activities with lake treatments,
- coordinating management of boats stored on TLPOA & TEA riparian properties,
- researching and communicating plans for maintenance of the dam,
- organizing volunteers for tasks affecting the lake.
Future possibility:
- educating riparian owners about best practices for the health of the lake and possibly expand to include the entire watershed of Truesdale Lake,
Some sections in the Lake Management area of the website include:
If you have any input or questions, please post in the comments below. If you live in the Truesdale community and would like to join the Lake Committee please send us a note using the Contact Us link on the left hand side.
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By rob, on August 11th, 2010
In response to earlier efforts to saw through the spillway boards, TLPOA volunteers installed metal shielding over the wooden board installation that has been used for over 70 years to regulate the water level in Truesdale Lake.
The vandals were at it again recently as volunteers discovered attempts to pry back the metal protecting the boards, presumably to saw at it again. Repair work has been completed that will make it more difficult to damage this property.
A report has been made to the Lewisboro Police Department about this serious matter and they will be checking the dam regularly.
If you see anyone near the dam or have information about who is trying to damage the dam, please contact us at lake@truesdalelake.com. Thanks!
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By rob, on August 9th, 2010
Allied Biological treated the lake with Copper Sulfate today to stem late summer algae growth. Please observe posted signs about irrigation and bathing.
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By rob, on July 21st, 2010
 This Saturday is the Lake Truesdale annual Full Moon Regatta. All boats welcome – put a lantern on your dock. Saturday July 24, starting @ 8:45pm.
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By rob, on July 8th, 2010
 Mark your calendars! The Annual TEA Clambake is set for Saturday, September 11th, 2010 beginning at 6:30pm. The event will be held at the TEA Beach on Truesdale Lake Drive and is open to TEA Members, Associates, and their guests.
If you are a Member In Good Standing of TEA, a 2010 Summer Associate Member, or other invited guest, you will receive a mailing in the next month inviting you to the party with RSVP and payment instructions. (if you do not get this invite or lost yours, click the “contact us” link to the left and we’ll forward your note on to the right person).
There will be a DJ, your choice of Lobster, Chicken, or Steak entree (send your preference with RSVP), steamers, corn-on-the-cob, and potatoes. BYO appetizers, drinks, dessert, and table-height chairs.
Thanks to Carol Gamez, Debbie Fink, and everyone else who is helping to organize the event!
Anyone who is interested in helping out this year (decorating, setup, lighting design, etc.), please contact Carol Gamez (763-5364) or click the “contact us” link to the left of this story and we will forward your note.
See you there!
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By rob, on June 30th, 2010
If you have any lake related photos (wildlife, landscape, social, etc.) please send them in to lake@truesdalelake.com and we will post them along with a caption or story if you have one. Thanks!
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By rob, on June 29th, 2010
There is a lake treatment scheduled for Monday July 12th. Please observe posted information signs about swimming and irrigation.
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