About LLID
Long Lake Improvement District
Who We Are
The Long Lake Improvement District was established September 7, 2005.
Board Members for the District were appointed by the Isanti County Commissioners September 21, 2005 and the initial organizational meeting was held November 22, 2005.
Our Mission is to serve as a steward of our community to protect and improve the quality of Long Lake. We will work cooperatively with the Long Lake Improvement Association and County and State Agencies to continuously refine our goals and develop annual work plans to meet those goals. We will oversee funds collected and expended to accomplish this mission.
Our Goals
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To eliminate the infestation of Curly Leaf Pondweed
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Improve natural aquatic vegetation
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Improve the overall water quality
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Improve fisheries
Our Bylaws
Our Accomplishments
Treating/Preventing Invasive Species
Curly Leaf Pondweed treatments have been keeping the invasive species at bay since we started treating it in 2007.
DNR trained inspectors are patrolling our landings all summer long watching for invasive species on boats and vehicles coming into and leaving our lake. This prevents the spread of invasive species.
Natural Aquatic Vegetation
The MnDNR Reports that native vegetation population have been improving in recent years.
Water Quality
Our managed water quality monitoring plan dictates that we take regular water samples and sechhi disk readings. We continue to see modest improvements in lake water quality.
Fisheries
The MnDNR has introduce walleye fry into the lake, the latest being another 600,000.
Shoreline Management
Grants have been awarded to many lake residences. The results have been beautiful!
Monthly Meeting Minutes
The LLID Board meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Join us at 6:30pm at Bradford Township Hall, 4175 - 305th Lane NW Cambridge, MN 55008: - ALL ARE WELCOME!
Our monthly minutes are recorded here:
Board Members
Chair: Chris Lawson
Vice Chair: Leslie DeLisi
Treasurer: Jed Jenkins
Secretary: Tammy Madson
Director: Don Hansen
Director: Fred Pawelk
Director: Deb Kreger