Two Sisters Lake (Oneida County) comprehensive management plan, sponsored by Two Sisters Lake Property Owners Association & the Town of Newbold, prepared by Onterra, LLC. Includes photos, maps, graphs, tables, and diagrams. Maps and appendices attached.

Appendices to accompany Two Sisters Lake Comprehensive Management Plan 2013, prepared by Onterra, LLC. Includes public participation materials, stakeholder survey response charts and comments, Lake Waterway Ordinance (1999), water quality data, watershed analysis WILMS results, aquatic plant survey data, and Oneida County shoreland restoration program overview.

Maps to accompany Two Sisters Lake Comprehensive Management Plan 2013, prepared by Onterra, LLC.

The Town of Newbold is sponsoring a phased large scale lake planning grant project to study Two Sisters Lake, in Oneida County. The project will focus on developing a Lake Management Plan (LMP) for Two Sisters Lake. Grant applications for Phases 3 and 4 of the LMP will be submitted for funding consideration in August 2011. Phase 1 project activities include: 1) Stakeholder participation \2013 news release(s), and newsletter article; 2) Water quality sampling and analysis; 3) Curly-leaf pondweed survey; 4) Aquatic plant community and substrate mapping; 5) AIS education and prevention \2013 establish rapid response team and AIS monitoring; 6) Data entry of AIS monitoring into SWIMS. Project deliverables include: 1) News release(s), and newsletter article; 2) Water chemistry data; 3) Aquatic plant community and substrate maps; 4) Entered AIS monitoring data into SWIMS.

The Town of Newbold is sponsoring a phased large scale lake planning grant project to study Two Sisters Lake, in Oneida County. The project will focus on developing a Lake Management Plan (LMP) for Two Sisters Lake. Grant applications for Phases 3 and 4 of the LMP will be submitted for funding consideration in August 2011. Phase 1 project activities include: 1) Stakeholder participation \2013 news release(s), and newsletter article; 2) Water quality sampling and analysis; 3) Curly-leaf pondweed survey; 4) Aquatic plant community and substrate mapping; 5) AIS education and prevention \2013 establish rapid response team and AIS monitoring; 6) Data entry of AIS monitoring into SWIMS. Project deliverables include: 1) News release(s), and newsletter article; 2) Water chemistry data; 3) Aquatic plant community and substrate maps; 4) Entered AIS monitoring data into SWIMS.