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Watershed groups ask Hayden for permission and support for seasonal 'lake host' to guard Honeysuckle Beach against invasive mussels

Hayden City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District and Hayden Lake Watershed Association proposed a seasonal Department of Agriculture‑trained lake host at Honeysuckle Beach to educate boaters and reduce the risk of golden mussel introduction; presenters estimated annual costs near $25,000 and asked for permission to station personnel and post signage while pursuing partner funding and an MOU.

Representatives of the Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District and the Hayden Lake Watershed Association told the Hayden City Council on April 14 they want permission to station a seasonal lake host at the Honeysuckle Beach boat launch and to post Department of Agriculture‑approved signage at the access point to reduce invasive mussel risk.

Christine Barson of the Improvement District and Jan…

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