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Muskego Lake District deputy reports winter ice, osprey platform losses and discusses property acquisition; commissioner proposes honor-system launch fees
Summary
At its Jan. 23 meeting, the Muskego Lake District received a deputy commissioner update on ice conditions, the loss of osprey nesting platforms and the recent Leonard property acquisition; a commissioner proposed year-round, honor-system launch fees and staff said it would check DNR rules.
Deputy Commissioner Pylock told the Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners on Jan. 23 that winter conditions have brought ice to the district's waterbodies, several osprey nesting platforms need repair or replacement, and the district recently closed on the Leonard property with assistance from the city.
The update provided a snapshot of the lakes ahead of spring: “we finally got winter. So as far as, ice on the lakes, we got about a foot on Big Muskego Lake of ice, and there's probably about 7 to 8 inches on Bass' Bay,” Pylock said. He also reported the district’s osprey nesting platforms have declined from six to three and that the remaining three “are in need of some…
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