CEDAR
MEETING MINUTES – JANUARY
26, 2009
Chairman Goodlad called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m., Monday, January 26, 2009 at the Star Prairie Community Center.
Members Present: Bob Goodlad, Don Demulling, Warren Wood, Stuart Nelson, Dennis Early, and Neil Johnson
Members Absent: Brad Johnson: Gary Dado was present to represent Brad Johnson
Wood moved to approve the agenda, seconded by Neil Johnson, and carried.
The October minutes were read by Demulling. Nelson moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Neil Johnson, and carried
Treasurer’s report by Early:
ENDING ACCOUNT BALANCES $45,512.99
INCOME 4,511.16
EXPENSES 4,471.35
ENDING
ACCOUNT BALANCES 1/26/2009
$45,552.80
Nelson moved to
approve the Treasurer’s Report, seconded by Wood, and carried.
NEW BUSINESS
Public Input: A discussion was held pertaining to the
numerous ice fishing houses that have been broken into.
Ice Fishing Contest:
Discussion was held on the
upcoming ice fishing contest put on by the New Richmond Athletic Association
which is scheduled for Saturday, February 14th. Nelson moved to have Wood contact the
Athletic Association and send a letter outlining the concerns of the Lake
District and its residents regarding clean-up, ordinances, and behavior. Motion
seconded by Early, and carried.
Aquatic Invasive Species:
Goodlad reported that Beaver
Creek Reserve has a grant to inspect boats and educate the public regarding
boats and trailers either entering or leaving the lake with aquatic vegetation
attached to them at the public access on the north end of the lake. This is a three year program which will cost
$11,400. The Lake District has been
asked to support this project by covering 25% of the cost, either by offering
labor valued at $12.00 per hour or by monetary support.
The district will
need to supply 108 hours of labor at $12.00 per hour per year to offset the
monetary cost. Nelson moved to approve
this project, seconded by Neil Johnson, and carried.
Open Water Discussion:
Goodlad reported poor ice
conditions on the north end of the lake by the inlet. After much discussion, it was determined that
the Lake District is not responsible for marking any open water or poor ice
conditions on the lake.
OLD BUSINESS
Water Quality Report:
Goodlad reported that he
discussed the water monitors with Buzz Sorgy from the DNR and will schedule a
meeting with him for an upcoming Lake District meeting. There is one monitor now in Horse Creek by
the inlet to the lake.
School House, DNR Sale:
Goodlad reported that at the
Alden Township meeting the vote by the public was 11 for and 9 against granting
the township the right to go ahead with selling the building and property to
the DNR if they want to purchase it.
The next meeting will be February 23, 2009 at the Star Prairie Community Center at 7:00 p.m.
Nelson moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Demulling, and carried. Meeting was adjourned at 9:12 p.m.
Minutes submitted by Don J. Demulling