April 6, 2024
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Truesdale Lake has obtained a Fish & Wildlife Service federal permit to addle and oil resident Canada Goose eggs. This program has been going in one form or another for over 15 years with a few interruptions. See article for … Continue reading
March 18, 2024
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Comments Off on Spring 2024 TEA Membership Meeting: Mon, April 15
SPRING 2024 Membership Meeting April 15th @ Horse & Hound The TEA Annual Spring Membership Meeting is planned for Monday, April 15, 2024 at the Horse & Hound at 94 Spring Street. We also plan to have a laptop/camera at … Continue reading
March 10, 2024
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Comments Off on Canada Geese Control Efforts for 2024
We will resume actively oiling goose eggs on the three big islands of Lake Truesdale in the upcoming weeks of spring 2024. We do this to control the population of Resident Canada Geese on the lake. We will do an … Continue reading
February 15, 2024
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Comments Off on Truesdale Dam Overtopping Events Since 1999
“Auxiliary Spillway” events at the Truesdale Lake Dam This is documentation of the five heavy rainfall over-topping events of our dam to inject into the Truesdale Lake website if you wish. I’ve copied Janet as well because her reports are … Continue reading
February 13, 2024
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February 1, 2024
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These annual notices were sent via email to all association homeowners as required by New York State law. They are a continuation of our annual lake management program, including treatment, dating back over 50 years undertaken when we engaged Pond … Continue reading
January 6, 2024
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Comments Off on Lake New Year’s Resolutions 2024
Some Lake Stewardship Resolutions for the new year: Happy 2024 to all! Thanks to Janet Andersen and others for these timely resolutions, add yours below in the comments.
December 13, 2023
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Comments Off on 2023 Lake Drawdown Update #3
We received 1.66 inches of rain during the Sunday through Monday morning storm (Dec 10-11). As expected, the lake rose 9 inches from that storm with all three siphons flowing well. Today, Tuesday 12 DEC, the lake level is 12.5 inches … Continue reading
December 2, 2023
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Comments Off on 2023 Lake Drawdown Update #2
Today, December 2nd, the lake level is 15 inches (1.25 feet) below the spillway ramp: 2 NOV: The siphons were installed and started on schedule, but problems were quickly evident when they all shut down – remaining dormant for two … Continue reading
November 29, 2023
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Comments Off on 2023 Lake Drawdown Update #1
From Scot Evans: Lucille Munz took my hand-drawn siphon design and converted it to AutoCAD. The design and the changes made are attached here as a pdf. James Gorman made many of these changes without having the new diagram and … Continue reading