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Originally Posted by Lakegeezer
If the milfoil infested areas need to return to pristine levels of quality, the problem will largely go away. However - fixing water quality is a lot harder and more expensive than constant weeding.
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1) Milfoil grows best where there is an abundance of
siltation—and
siltation is the result of "land disturbance", coupled with structures and "impervious surfaces".
2) With every NW wind, I frequently see milfoil strands drifting past my dock: I ask myself, "Where did
that strand come from?"
3) As a result of keeping my property in natural forest—entirely free of lawn—
I'm expected to pay for the land-abuse of Moultonborough developers?
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Originally Posted by Winniboater81
I say boost the registration fees on all the boats. This will not only effect the lake front property owners, but it will also effect the yahoos...tax the weekend warriors, they are the ones that introduced milfoil to the lake, make them pay to clean it up!!!!!
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The Lake has
yahoos?
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Originally Posted by tummyman
However, all funds collected must be dedicated to milfoil removal.
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This year, funds collected for boat registrations didn't fare all that well.
