BURT LAKE STATUS REPORT


MAINTAINING YOUR SEPTIC SYSTEM

We surveyed every foot of Burt Lake’s shoreline
and the results are in. Some of the evidence shows improved “Lake friendly” conditions. But other measurements show there are still plenty of opportunities for property owners to improve
their stewardship of this valuable resource.

 

Attention: You'll need your property ID number, available from the letter you received in September 2010 or by calling:
Kevin L. Cronk
Monitoring and Research Coordinator
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
231-347-1181, ext. 109

The shoreline survey summary and full report is
available below.


Burt Lake Watershed
Permit Guide

    If you have plans to build, drill or fill there
    are some things you  should know before     you begin. Many home improvement     activities are regulated by local, state or     federal agencies. As a result, a review     process and permits are often required     before work begins
BOATING REGULATIONS
FOR THE INLAND WATERWAY


Past President John Kozacki received
The William A. Burt Compass Award at the Annual Meeting

WALLEYE STUDY
You can help the DNR do a better job of managing our walleye fishery. This document explains the program and how you can help.