Smith Cove Milfoil Treatment

SweetCraft · 06-04-2007, 02:19 PM

however the marina/associations have to contribute some funds. If that cleans it up and gets it done then do it. Blaming the state and making "daddy" fix it for me isn't going to get you anywhere. Just more milfoil spreading..... everyone needs to contribute and clean it up that uses the marina/owns it as well as the state. Lets all take some personal accountability here and do our part to help out. First you say the state controls too much , our taxes are too high and then you want them to clean up every mess that comes along? Which is it?

GWC... · 06-04-2007, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SweetCraft

however the marina/associations have to contribute some funds. If that cleans it up and gets it done then do it. Blaming the state and making "daddy" fix it for me isn't going to get you anywhere. Just more milfoil spreading..... everyone needs to contribute and clean it up that uses the marina/owns it as well as the state. Lets all take some personal accountability here and do our part to help out. First you say the state controls too much , our taxes are too high and then you want them to clean up every mess that comes along? Which is it?

Only want the state to be responsible for what they claim to be theirs - the Lake, as in the body of water you boat and which contains milfoil.

newbie · 06-06-2007, 04:29 PM

I live in an area of Winni that is absolutely infested with Milfoil, almost a mono-culture, our small association has asked for help from the state in managing it, we have offered to pay for the treatments/diver/you name it and what we get is the run around with state and local agencies. I laugh at the signs at the Meredith docks that ask boaters to clean the milfoil off their boats before entering the water. Everytime that someone (with a boat, jetski or canoe/kayak) comes into the area, there is more milfoil spread into the lake. I mean 100s of chopped up milfoil that is distributed to the rest of the lake.

Until someone gets serious about this, similiar to what Suncook lakes did, Winni is trouble

06-04-2007, 02:19 PM	#1
SweetCraft Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The State did/does offer funds.... however the marina/associations have to contribute some funds. If that cleans it up and gets it done then do it. Blaming the state and making "daddy" fix it for me isn't going to get you anywhere. Just more milfoil spreading..... everyone needs to contribute and clean it up that uses the marina/owns it as well as the state. Lets all take some personal accountability here and do our part to help out. First you say the state controls too much , our taxes are too high and then you want them to clean up every mess that comes along? Which is it?

06-06-2007, 04:29 PM	#3
newbie Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Just North of Boston Posts: 111 Thanks: 61 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	State Helping....Please I live in an area of Winni that is absolutely infested with Milfoil, almost a mono-culture, our small association has asked for help from the state in managing it, we have offered to pay for the treatments/diver/you name it and what we get is the run around with state and local agencies. I laugh at the signs at the Meredith docks that ask boaters to clean the milfoil off their boats before entering the water. Everytime that someone (with a boat, jetski or canoe/kayak) comes into the area, there is more milfoil spread into the lake. I mean 100s of chopped up milfoil that is distributed to the rest of the lake. Until someone gets serious about this, similiar to what Suncook lakes did, Winni is trouble