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Pelican Group of Lakes Wastewater and Water
Feasibility Studies Project – Public Informational Meeting March 16, 2023
PGOLID will be hosting an online public informational
meeting to introduce the Pelican Group of Lakes Wastewater and Water
Feasibility Studies Project. The purpose of the meeting is to introduce
stakeholders to the project objectives and scope and solicit initial
community feedback. The meeting will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams
(see log in information below.) SEH, the consulting firm hired by PGOLID to
perform the feasibility studies, will be presenting on the project, with
time provided following the presentation for questions and comments.
Community wastewater and water systems were last explored in 2001, and the
purpose of the current project is to revisit the feasibility and potential
pros and cons of community wide systems.
Meeting Date and Time:
Thursday, March 16, 2023 at 6:00 p.m
Join the Meeting:
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Meeting ID: 246 022 597 133
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Note: The meeting will be recorded and uploaded to the
PGOLID website for those unable to attend.
Regards,
Richard Parr, PE (IL, MN, VA)
Senior
Professional Engineer II
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.
651.368.3460
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Building a Better World for All of Us®
Pelican
Lake becomes Star Certified
This is a huge deal as before Pelican Lake attained “Star Lake” status, there were only 11 lakes in all of MN that qualified and none in either Ottertail or Becker counties with that designation. The qualifying requirements are the promotion of stewardship of the lake through member participation in educational programs, water quality monitoring, shoreline restoration projects along with all the other programs we have going around the lake that promote the clean use of the lake. A big “thank you” to Moriya Rufer, who did the lion’s share of a very detailed application, along with managing many of the programs that helped us qualify. Also, thanks to all the volunteers that help execute these same programs. Official recognition with signs to go around the lake is expected to occur at our Appreciation Dinner for PLPOA Lake Volunteers on August 26th. The Certification goes for 5 years and can be renewed at that time.
This is just another reason that Pelican Lake is one of the premier lakes in
the area.