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Lake District representatives ask Beaverdam board for 'Slow-No Wake' protections to safeguard shoreline
Summary
Bill Foley and Dale Maas attended the Aug. 20 Town of Beaverdam meeting to request a 'Slow-No Wake' designation aimed at protecting shoreline and private properties; no board vote was recorded.
Representatives of the Lake District, Bill Foley and Dale Maas, attended the Town of Beaverdam meeting on Aug. 20 to ask the town to support a 'Slow-No Wake' designation intended to protect shoreline and nearby properties.
Foley and Maas described the measure as a tool to limit wave action and shoreline erosion; minutes record their attendance and the subject but do not show a motion or board vote on the request. No formal action on the Lake District request was recorded in the meeting minutes.
Board members recorded the request during the new business portion of the meeting; follow-up steps or referrals were not specified in the minutes.
