Lake Restoration Committee

March 8, 2024

Lake Restoration Update

Dear ILPOA Members:We are resending this information, as THE WEBSITE TO ORDER IS WORKING AGAIN. REMEMBER TO USE THE DISCOUNT CODE WHEN CHECKING OUT –STILL—YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ADD SHIPPING AS WE HAVE THE SOLUTION AT THE LAKE ALREADY. THANK YOU AGAIN to the 310 volunteer members who made […]
July 25, 2023

LAKE RESTORATION UPDATE

I am sure if you have been on the lake this summer you have seen the great improvement in our water quality.   The plan we proposed several years ago is working.   To keep our forward movement, however, we must complete our fund raising this year.  The full payment of our […]
May 18, 2023

Buoys at Beach Area

ILPOA has recently placed a buoy and roped off additional area at the beach. This has been a place where boats often anchor to enjoy the beach. The buoy was placed at the request of the Lake Restoration Committee as the boats beaching there were causing frequent damage to the […]
June 29, 2022

Lake Restoration Update

In a recent newsletter article, Dr. Jones from Restorative Lake Sciences discussed good vs bad algae. One of the major issues that have been facing Indian Lake is an over-abundance of blue-green algae (also called Harmful Algal Blooms or HABs). A primary goal of the current improvement program is to […]
August 27, 2021

Lake Restoration Update

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE BEEN GIVING TO THE LAKE RENOVATION PROJECT. The final contract with Sis Bio is in the process of being completed. Dr. JJ has done extensive testing on our lake and is writing up a remediation plan.  We hope to have that in place in […]
July 7, 2021

Lake Renovation Update, Next Steps, and Timing

As many of you have read, the fundraising campaign for the Lake Renovation project has gone extremely well.  June 30th was a big Milestone date for the effort.  Last week was the cutoff date to signal if the effort could move forward, based on the amount of money donated and […]
March 3, 2021

LakeRestoration Update 03/03/21

Dear Lake Friends: Several have asked about the volume of the SisBio diffusers… Here is their response: Each RADOR diffuser operates at 5 CFM—cubic feet per minute.  That translates into 2244 gallons per hour.   Take that times 24 hours x 50 diffusers = 2,692,800 gallons per day!  Today is the […]
February 27, 2021

Lake Restoration Committee: Donations Update (2/27/21)

Thank you to the families who have made a gift or pledge toward the Lake Restoration project.  We appreciate their support and generosity.  Our new organization has been formalized as the Lake Preservation Fund—future checks should be made to this account— P O BOX 800, Cuba, Mo 6453. So far […]