Pequaywan Lakes Association

Pequaywan Lakes Association

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It is the vision of the Association that the waters of Big and Little Pequaywan Lakes and their watershed be maintained and enhanced forever as a beautiful place to live, swim, boat and fish. The Association envisions a lake system where recreational users are courteous and responsible to each other and where everyone works together for the common good of the community. The Association brings together area residents for informational purpose and for socialization in order to develop a sense of community. The Association has been in existence more than 50 years. The Association represents you — area residents. Your voice and opinions are important as is your cooperation in making the Pequaywan Lakes area a good place to live and play. How to become a member Annual dues are only $10 per household. Please mail your check made out to the Pequaywan Lakes Association: Jim Guldseth, Treasurer 14550 Beverley Lane Savage, MN 55378 Outreach The Association uses emails of members and area residents to mail newsletters and other information. We promise not to give your email to any commercial users! Use of email helps make communication more effective and reduces printing and postage costs. Send your email to: info@pequaywanlakes.com.		Join the fight to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species. Ask for a halt on ALL new DNR public boat accesses and that the DNR instead uses its resources to help infested lakes and solve this problem. >> Read more about what you can do to stop the DNR from causing irreversible harm to our aquatic ecosystem >> Read Lake Association's response to letter from the DNR >> Read Pequaywan Township resolution >> Learn how to be a responsible boater and how to make sure you don't spread these invasive species Have you noticed the new garden by the Pequaywan Township sign? >> Click here to read more and view new photos of the garden. With the willing hands of a few volunteers and financial help from the Pequaywan Lake Association and the Township of Pequaywan, a native wildflower garden was started in June of 2009. Phyllis Mead started the process by requesting financial help from the lake association and the township and also in getting permission from the land owners, Ed and Pattie Soderberg. Marialice and Dick Arndt have been invaluable this summer with weeding and watering the garden.		CALENDAR Township Election - Tuesday, March 9, at the Fire Hall. Voting 5 to 8 p.m. Watch for 2010 meeting schedule. >> Click here to read minutes from the September meeting. >> Click here to read Spring 09 Newsletter Township meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m., Fire Hall. Township website carries minutes of township meetings: pequaywantownship.org