June 20, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Aquathol-K Treatment Scheduled For June 27th, 2005
Allied Biological will be treating the lake with Aquathol-K on Monday, June 27th. Swimming is prohibited for 24 hours after the application of this herbicide. Both the TEA and TLPOA beaches will be closed on Monday. We also recommend that homeowners avoid irrigating … Continue reading
May 29, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Carpe Carp? Is it time to Seize the Carp?
Sterile Triploid Carp have been a hot topic of conversation around the lake recently. What are they? Why are people talking about them? Are they good to eat? How can they help the lake? What are the drawbacks to employing … 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
April 17, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Lake Stormwater Sites Walk April 2005
On April 16, 2005, a group of lake residents walked and drove to four of the six spots identified in the Land-Tech study as areas to focus on for future stormwater management programs. Mike Bartos of Land-Tech (author of the study) … Continue reading
January 3, 2005
by rob
Comments Off on Truesdale Lake Improvement District Working Meeting with TLPOA and TEA
Truesdale Lake Improvement District Working Meeting with TLPOA and TEA [Editor’s Note – Even though this meeting has already occurred, there is still information about the proposed lake improvement district contained inside and it is worth a read as an … Continue reading
December 15, 2004
by rob
Comments Off on Lake Management : Your Role In Lake Preservation
Our lake is moderately eutrophic, and the rate of eutrophication is increasing rapidly. The dissolved nutrients in our lake promote weed growth, which in turns depletes oxygen. There is much you can do to slow the process. Many of the … Continue reading