Location is Warren County Municipal Center room 5-110. Sign up for our upcoming Boater's Safety course, discuss management of those pondweeds, and a summary of the 2024 water level data.
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We Need MORE Letters about those Problem PONDWEEDS
Dear Glen Lakers: To obtain permits to manage the pondweeds for the 2025 season, we need personalized letters describing how the pondweeds are negatively affecting your use and enjoyment of Glen Lake. We have received 43 letters so far. Thank you, but we need more. NYSDEC personnel will be visiting the lake soon to see the problem, and we want to present them with 100 letters stating that pondweeds are interfering with our access to the lake, making it dangerous to swim, entangling our props, burning out boat impellers, clogging water intakes, diminishing our properties, etc. Please get your letters and photos to me by September 10. Mail your letters and photos to: Glen Lake Protective Association, P.O. Box 4135, Queensbury, NY 12804 or email me at glenlake@roadrunner.com.
Respectfully,
Paul Derby
President Glen Lake Protective Association
The pondweeds are:
Please also include other points about the nuisance pondweeds that you feel are relevant.
Learn more about Aquatic Plants of Glen Lake and Treatment Information (Milfoil, Brittle Naiad, Poindweed and more)
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.