Black Lake Integrated Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan
Black Lake Special District is leading development of a long-term Integrated Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan (IAVMP) for Black Lake.
The IAVMP will evaluate current aquatic vegetation conditions, identify management priorities, and develop long-term strategies to support water quality, recreation, habitat, and ecological health.
Public participation is an important part of this process. Community workshops and project updates will be shared throughout the planning effort.
Draft Black Lake IAVMP
The consultant team has finished our draft Invasive Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan (IAVMP) and would like the community to review the document and provide any input you may have. The Plan includes the main document and several appendices so be aware it is a large download. We are coordinating schedules for a final public meeting to discuss the draft document and get any further input.
Visit the Black Lake IAVMP Project Page
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About the Black Lake Special District
The Black Lake Special District is a limited purpose local government separate from city, town, or county government. Revenue raised under the District is used to protect and enhance Black Lake through aquatic plant management, water quality protection, and long-term lake stewardship.
The purpose of the District is to serve the public welfare by improving and maintaining the water quality of Black Lake for local homeowners, lake users, visitors, fish, and wildlife.
Treatments & Maps
Commissioners
- Lake Stintzi – lake@blacklakespecialdistrict.org
- Kirk Van Landeghem – kirk@blacklakespecialdistrict.org
- Cory Freeborn – cory@blacklakespecialdistrict.org
