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Welcome to Glen Lake Protective Association

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Welcome to Glen Lake Protective Association

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Don't be Eaten Alive

Manage Lake Ice Safety

Understandably, lakeshore property owners want to protect docks and boathouses from ice damage.  The use of a bubbler or ice eater can be an effective way to do that. However, serious consequences to improperly used equipment may ultimately cost more than the price of fixing a dock.

Bubblers and ice eaters are meant to keep ice away from a dock. Keeping ice ten feet from your dock is sufficient to avoid damage. Unfortunately, too many systems create areas of open water that far exceed what is necessary, thereby creating a hazard to people and animals. 


Learn how to manage lake ice effectively

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September Meeting Minutes Available

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

September Meeting Minutes Available

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Glen Lake Association Membership

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

September Meeting Minutes Available

Your Membership is your key to having a voice in lake decisions and is crucial to the existence of our Glen Lake Protective Association 

Click to go to Resources for Word & PDF Membership Applications

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

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Milfoil/Aquatic Plant Information

Milfoil/Aquatic Plant Information

GLEN LAKE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UNDERWAY

Learn more about Aquatic Plants of Glen Lake and Treatment Information (Milfoil, Brittle Naiad, Poindweed and more)

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Boater Safety - Brianna's Law

Milfoil/Aquatic Plant Information

Boater Safety - Brianna's Law

Brianna’s Law requires all operators of motorized boats and personal watercraft to take a safe boating course and get a boating safety certificate by 2025. Those born on or after January 1, 1993 will need a certificate beginning in 2020.

Find a Boater Safety Course

Key Resource Links

SUNY ADK / GLPA NPS Water Quality Study

Aquatic Plants of Glen Lake

Hand Harvesting of Aquatic Plants

Draft Septic Inspection Worksheet

Proposed Queensbury Septic Transfer Law

Membership Application

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