July 7, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment Schedule
Treatment to control algae growth will be on the following schedule: July 12 (Tuesday), August 1st, 15th, 29th (all Mondays). This information is also in the online calendar. No swimming for 24 hours after treatment. You will see yellow signs … Continue reading
May 26, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Green Lawns, Blue Waters – How to Care For Your Lawns and The Lake
A website dedicated to keeping lakes healthy, called Green Lawns, Blue Waters was recently brought to our attention by longtime lake resident Mark Patek. The site has information on phosphorus, nitrogen, phosphorus-free fertilizer, pet waste, and many other topics of interest to lake area homeowners. Some … Continue reading
May 3, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on 2005 Permit Applications Held Up In Albany
Our weed control permits are being held up by the folks in Albany. This happened last year and we all know what occurred with the weeds. I case you were not here or don’t remember, I have posted a photo … Continue reading
July 15, 2004
by rob
Comments Off on Copper Sufate Treatment Schedule Summer 2004
The lake will be treated with Copper Sulfate (to combat Algae growth) on the following tentative schedule for the rest of the summer (updated July 22nd): August 2, August 16, August 30th (every other Monday). These dates are weather-dependent. Heavy rain will cancel … Continue reading
June 29, 2004
by rob
Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment June 28th
Allied Biological treated the lake with Copper Sulfate, an Algaecide, on Monday, June 28th. Swimming is prohibited for 24 hours after application. Copper Sulfate is used to combat Algae growth (it does not kill weeds). Recently we have had an early … Continue reading
March 25, 2004
by rob
Comments Off on Lake Treatment Mailing Notice
Recently all Truesdale Lake residents received a mailing with information on the summer lake treatment and the chemicals used in this treatment.The treatment is performed during the warmer months of the year to control the growth of invasive weeds and … Continue reading