Local lake group urges watershed study, proposes state loan to fund work
Nov 10, 2025
The Knights Lake Protection Association told the Board the lake shows rising nutrient concerns and proposed a watershed management study ($30K–$50K) funded by a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan the town must apply for; KLPA would cover interest estimated at about $2,500.
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Steve Dolan, president of the Knights Lake Protection Association, told the Board the lake’s overall water quality remains good but flagged growing concerns about road salt, phosphorus and chlorophyll contributing to nutrient loads and a rising risk of cyanobacteria blooms. He said a watershed management study would identify where nutrients enter the lake and provide planning tools to address them.
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