Lake Singletary Watershed Association
Dedicated to the Preservation and Protection of Lake Singletary and its Watershed
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LSWA Annual Board Meeting
August 25, 7:00 - 9:00pm
St. Mark Church, Sutton Ma. 
 
Well Survey Completed
 
Lake Singletary Watershed Association has completed the well survey and would like to thank you all for your oustanding cooperation.  This information will be used to assist the team in completing our Lake Management Plan.  Thank you so much for your participation.
Karen LeBlanc
 
LSWA Membership
Welcome To The Lake Singletary Watershed Association
Well what a difference a year makes. Last year at this time, the lake water level was extremely low and we were all hoping for some rain in order to kick off the season. This year, thanks to the weather and a planned earlier refill start, we will have a full lake for the beginning of the season.
 
Last year some of you may know we tried various methods to get control of our growing Fanwort problem. We had an aggressive drawdown over the winter of 2008/2009 in an attempt to remove the 10 acre area of dense Fanwort. We also spent some time and money experimenting with Diver Assisted Suction Harvesting. We had only moderate success.
 
The latest exciting news on treatment of Fanwort is that there is a new chemical in the approval pipeline that will allow for "spot" treating Fanwort similar to how we treat Milfoil. We are monitoring the progress of the approval of the chemical "Clipper" which would give us the tool to treat the 10 acre area and other problem areas. We will keep you posted on the progress.
 
Since this is the start of a new membership year, I want to encourage all to please send in your 2010 dues payment. We need the funds to continue the fight to keep our lake healthy, and as always, thank you for your past membership support.
 
On the social front, we have lots planned with two big events coming soon. First, the Earth Day clean up and then our season opening Spring Wing Ding. Please do everything you can to participate since your response to these events helps encourage us all to drive on.
 
One final note with spring here remember that when you fertilize you should be using zero phosphorous fertilizer for the health of our lake.
Thanks again for your support
Tim Vanderlinden
What's New
What's New
 
Gate House Repair Phase I Completed
LSWA has completed phase I (new aspahult roof) of the "Gatehouse Repair Project". 
LSWA would like to thank Paul Marcel, Jeff Clark, Brian Mellen, and John Silverberg for their volunteerism, hard work, and a job well done.