LAKE MADISON DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
Lake Madison, Round Lake and Long Lake

LAKE MADISON - SOUTH DAKOTA

 

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We all want to clean up our lake.YOU CAN SAY NO to a GREEN LAKE by using 0-Phosphorus Fertilizer on your yard this year!

Why Use Zero Phosphorus  Fertilizer?

 

Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) are a common and natural component of the microscopic plants (plankton) in Lakes. Some types of blue-green algae produce natural toxins or poisons. When these algae die and break down, toxins can be released into the water and can kill fish, your pets, and humans! 

 

Breaking News!          REWARD PAID!!!          Breaking News!

One our Lake Home owners turned in a thief steeling patio furniture!   The LMDA paid the reward to the heroic individual that turned in the crooks after they were convicted!!!   MORE TO COME!!!
Further detail will be provided in the forthcoming minutes of the Nov 3 Board meeting.  

New Interactive Fishing Map click to view

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Were getting the toys out2011

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Life begins new 2011

 

Lake News Article on Water Sampling at Lake Madison and Brandt click to view

 

 

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Dakota Water Watch monitor’s training session: Tues May 31st, 2011 7:00pm at the SD Rural Water Building in Madison. Any and all volunteers are welcome, as we’re always looking for additional monitors/testers and back-ups to help out! Thank you!

Izaak Walton League of America regarding the Clean Water Act proposed changes:

http://www.iwla.org/index.php?ht=d/sp/i/12123/pid/12123 Click to view
We need people to voice their concern regarding our water’s quality as well as protecting wetlands.
“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.”  -Martin Luther King Jr.

Lake News Article on Water Sampling at Lake Madison and Brandt click to view

Water Quality Committee Minutes: click to view
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Water Quality comments, suggestions please send to:

Emily Haakinson
Environmental Officer
Lake County, South Dakota
200 E Center St
Madison, SD 57042
Office: 605-256-7606 / Cell: 605-480-5303
Email:
envprotection@lakecountysd.com

 

Lake Residents will find much useful information on the links below.

bullet South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources Home Page (This site has information about the programs available to improve water quality and links to rules, regulations and much more.)
bullet South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Home Page  (This site has information boating, fishing, safety and regulations pertaining to use of lakes.)
bullet Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Guide to Lake Protection and Management (This document contains updated and new material on the following topics: chemistry of lakes, watershed information, exotic species, altering runoff and lake use practices, development of a lake management plan, and nonstructural best management practices.)
bulletEast Dakota Water Development District (An official state organization, with offices in Brookings, charged with developing, conserving and managing water resources in Eastern South Dakota.)
bullet South Dakota Lakes and Streams Association  (Has power point presentation on lake monitoring as well as other information.)
bullet What is Non-Point Pollution (Run-off) and What Can You Do About It?  (This link takes you to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's page of information on water pollution.  It has many helpful tips on ways individuals, homeowners, farmers, businesses and others can help reduce non-point pollution.)
bullet Guidelines for Stream and River Restoration (Publication of Iowa State University on reducing sedimentation in streams and lakes)
bullet Riparian Buffer Design for Cropland (Has information on installing riparian buffers along streams flowing through agricultural land)

If you know of sources of information on water quality that should be added to this page please contact the webmaster.

This site was last updated on 11/09/2011