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Links to Lake Reports

Links to current reports: 
  • 2021 Grand Lake Aquatic Vegetation Management
  • Aquatic Invasive Species Stearns County Current Reports 2017-2021 
  • 2018 Stearns County Report on Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention
  • 2017 Grand Lake Point Intercept Survey 8/13/2017
  • 2015 Monitoring Summary Grand Lake 
  • 2014 Monitoring Summary Grand Lake
  • 2013 Monitoring Summary Grand Lake
  • Grand Lake Final Report 4/28/2013
  • Grand Lake Data 2012 Grand Lake Shoreland

​Assessment Summary
  • Lake Service Provider Manual 3/22/2011​
2016 Grand Lake Inspections and ILID Reports
  • Inspections Summer 2016
  • Launch Activity Summer 2016

​• LID Meeting Presentation August 2017

Starry Stonewort Reports
​• In one Minnesota lake, researchers remove invasive 'lake killer' by hand - Article on MPR Link
• Grand Lake Residents Fight Back Against Starry Stonewort - WJON Report Link
​• Local-State Collaboration Results in Starry Stonewort Success - Click to download

Picture

​When you're fertilizing the lawn remember,
you're not just fertilizing the lawn.

You fertilize the lawn. Then it rains. The rain washes the
​fertilizer along the curb, into the storm drain, and
directly into our lakes, streams. This causes algae to grow,
which uses up oxygen that fish need to survive. So if you
fertilize, ​please follow directions and use sparingly.

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  • Home
    • History
    • City of Rockville
  • Current Info
    • Current News
    • President's Message
    • Lake Boards
    • Newsletters
    • Lost & Found
    • Membership >
      • Membership Directory
      • New Member Information
    • Youth Boat Safety
    • AED Information
    • Rockville Noise Ordinance
  • Lake Management
    • Lake Management
    • Current Reports
    • Lake Improvement District LID
    • LID Updates
    • Aquatic Invasive Species AIS
    • Starry Stonewort
    • Zebra Mussels
    • Environmental Links
    • Emerald Ash Borer
    • I-LIDS Sentry Camera
    • Lake Map
  • Photos
    • Photos of Grand Lake
    • Grand Old Day 2018
    • Grand Old Day 2017
    • 4th of July 2019
    • 4th of July 2017
    • Grand Old Day 2016
    • 4th of July 2016
    • Boat Parade 2022
    • Oktoberfest 2022
    • Old Photos
  • Contact