2013 winter meeting crooked lake management plan
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Transcript of 2013 winter meeting crooked lake management plan
2008 to 2013
AgendaReview Planning & Management Approach
Review the Issues and What’s Been Done
Review the Current Issues
Things in the works
Questions
Identified Issues on 3/25/08Milfoil, weeds, invasive spp.
Water Clarity
Muck
Water Quality/Nonpoint pollution
Water Level
Garbage & Trash
Concern Shallow Lake ‘Switches’Clearwater State Turbid State
Large aquatic plant community
Low algal productivity
Large grazer population (zooplankton)
Low aquatic plant productivity
High algal productivity
Low grazer productivity
2007
Clear scientific understanding of switch into turbid state
Unclear understanding of reverse switch back to healthy water quality
1. Invasive Species Strategy
2. Trends in Water Clarity
3. Muck
Not an Issue that can be
addressed
Muck
Nature of shallow lake
Boat channel excavated in 2008
Requires permit from state – contrary to fishery objectives
4. Non-Point Source PollutionActivity 2009 2010 2011 2012Water Quality Monitoring (9.16) * * *Buffer Strips (9.05)
2 ? ?
Rain Gardens (9.06)
3
Inspect Ponds (9.12) * *
4. Water Quality
Nonpoint Source Pollution/Stormwater Management
Objective Goal 1990-2006 Avg
2008-2012Avg
Total Phosphorus (TP)
40 ug/L 30 ug/L 27.9 ug/L
Chlorophyll-a <15 ug/L 11.6 ug/L 6.6 ug/L
Secchi Disk Transparency
> 6 ft 5.3 ft 8.4 ft
Dissolved Oxygen (DO)
5 mg/L daily avg 8.5 mg/L daily 6.9 mg/L
Treatment of 32% of direct discharge
1 – 2 Buffer strips established each
year
< 1 0
5. Garbage & Trash
Activity 2009 2010 2011 2012
Enforcement Blitz * * * *
Increase Garbage Pick up
* * * *
More Garbage Cans * * * *
6. Water Level Needs
Know groundwater issues
Follow development of County Geologic Atlas
Follow City and State groundwater appropriation to the Northeast of the Lake (Supply side)
Conserve water
INFILTRATE! Soak It In!
Conclusions
Water quality is very good
Noticeable improvements occurred in 2011 and 2012
Invasive aquatic plants continue to be a challenge
Effects of groundwater on Lake levels is a concern
CCWD Plans & ActionsAnnual
MonitoringLake Level
Lake Water Quality
Lake Vegetation Management
InspectionsLake Outlet & Dam
Grant availabilityDemonstration
Education
Next 3 YearsLake Vegetation Management Plan
Update Lake Management Plan
Develop Aquatic Invasive Species Plan
Groundwater - Surface Water Study
Update Stormwater Management Plan
Watershed Restoration and Protection Plan (TMDL)
Assess berm for Repairs
2013
2014
2015