Little Cedar Lake P & R District: Starry Stonewort Containment In Little Cedar Lake: The Little Cedar Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District is sponsoring a project to experimentally control starry stonewort, an exotic algal species, in conjunction with a federal grant.

Project deliverables include: Entry of all data collected into excel spreadsheets, electronic copy of final report and entry of all CBCW data into SWIMS.

Specific project activities include: 1) Hand pulling of Starry Stonewort, 3 times a summer over a period of 3 years; 2) Placement of biodegradable mats interwoven with native plants in hand pulled areas; 3) Completion of annual sub P/I survey in the hand pulled area; 4) Completion of 3 annual full lake P/I surveys; 5) 100 hours of CBCW efforts annually; and 6) Development of a final report.

Special Conditions: The report should contain the following: 1) Maps showing the distribution of starry stonewort from the annual sub P/I surveys; 2) a summary of CBCW efforts; 3) discussion of the successes, challenges and failures of the project; 4) Maps developed from the annual full P/I surveys showing the distribution of the top 5 to 7 native species as well as starry stonewort and EWM; and 5) a map showing the location of the biodegradable mats.

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Lake Biologist.

If consultant is to provide final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide DNR Lake Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Little Cedar Lake P & R District: Starry Stonewort Containment In Little Cedar Lake 2: Little Cedar Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District (LCLPRD) is sponsoring an Early Detection and Response (EDR) grant project for Starry Stonewort (SSW) (Nitellopsis obtusa \2013 NR40 prohibited species) evaluation and containment/prevention. SSW was first verified at Little Cedar Lake in 2019, and this project follows up on the previous, successful EDR grant project AIRR25019.

Final deliverables include: 1) Documentation of SSW diver-assisted hand removal activities; 2) Sub-PI and PI survey information (data spreadsheets, reports and/or maps); 3) Summary of education/outreach activities

Activities include: 1) Two diver-assisted hand removal events annually in 2023 and 2024 (4 total), targeting SSW in the navigational lane coming out from the public boat launch; 2) Sub-PI surveys, performed before and after the hand removal events, to evaluate management activities (sub-PI surveys to be performed by Waukesha County and DNR staff); 3) Full PI surveys, performed after the second hand removal event annually in 2023 and 2024 (full PI in 2024 is tentative, pending results of 2023 monitoring; full PI surveys to be completed by contracted consultant); 4) Outreach/education to LCLPRD members and lake users via communications and volunteer engagement, along with Clean Boats Clean Waters (CBCW; funded by a separate CBCW grant)

Special Conditions: 1) A NR109 permit for diver-assisted hand removal events will be required 2) All relevant data shall be entered into SWIMS database

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Lake Biologist. If consultant is to provide a final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide the AIS Biologist with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant.

Little Cedar Lake P & R District: Starry Stonewort Containment In Little Cedar Lake: The Little Cedar Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District is sponsoring a project to experimentally control starry stonewort, an exotic algal species, in conjunction with a federal grant.

Project deliverables include: Entry of all data collected into excel spreadsheets, electronic copy of final report and entry of all CBCW data into SWIMS.

Specific project activities include: 1) Hand pulling of Starry Stonewort, 3 times a summer over a period of 3 years; 2) Placement of biodegradable mats interwoven with native plants in hand pulled areas; 3) Completion of annual sub P/I survey in the hand pulled area; 4) Completion of 3 annual full lake P/I surveys; 5) 100 hours of CBCW efforts annually; and 6) Development of a final report.

Special Conditions: The report should contain the following: 1) Maps showing the distribution of starry stonewort from the annual sub P/I surveys; 2) a summary of CBCW efforts; 3) discussion of the successes, challenges and failures of the project; 4) Maps developed from the annual full P/I surveys showing the distribution of the top 5 to 7 native species as well as starry stonewort and EWM; and 5) a map showing the location of the biodegradable mats.

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Lake Biologist.

If consultant is to provide final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide DNR Lake Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Little Cedar Lake P & R District: Starry Stonewort Containment In Little Cedar Lake 2: Little Cedar Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District (LCLPRD) is sponsoring an Early Detection and Response (EDR) grant project for Starry Stonewort (SSW) (Nitellopsis obtusa \2013 NR40 prohibited species) evaluation and containment/prevention. SSW was first verified at Little Cedar Lake in 2019, and this project follows up on the previous, successful EDR grant project AIRR25019.

Final deliverables include: 1) Documentation of SSW diver-assisted hand removal activities; 2) Sub-PI and PI survey information (data spreadsheets, reports and/or maps); 3) Summary of education/outreach activities

Activities include: 1) Two diver-assisted hand removal events annually in 2023 and 2024 (4 total), targeting SSW in the navigational lane coming out from the public boat launch; 2) Sub-PI surveys, performed before and after the hand removal events, to evaluate management activities (sub-PI surveys to be performed by Waukesha County and DNR staff); 3) Full PI surveys, performed after the second hand removal event annually in 2023 and 2024 (full PI in 2024 is tentative, pending results of 2023 monitoring; full PI surveys to be completed by contracted consultant); 4) Outreach/education to LCLPRD members and lake users via communications and volunteer engagement, along with Clean Boats Clean Waters (CBCW; funded by a separate CBCW grant)

Special Conditions: 1) A NR109 permit for diver-assisted hand removal events will be required 2) All relevant data shall be entered into SWIMS database

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Lake Biologist. If consultant is to provide a final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide the AIS Biologist with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Washington County: Ais Education, Prevention & Planning Project: The Washington County Planning and Parks Department will hire a 3/4 time staff member to work with citizens on lakes in Washington County, WI. The purpose of the project is to increase citizen and agency knowledge on aquatic invasive species. The project will last three years. This project will: 1) Hold a minimum of 15 workshops and/or trainings (5-10 each year) to provide educational programming to lake groups regarding aquatic plant management plans and exotic species 2) Coordinate and train local volunteers using clean boats/clean waters watercraft inspection program protocol 3) Conduct a minimum of 600 hours of watercraft inspection (200 h/yr) 4) Install a minimum of 9 boat contamination facilities (3 per year) at heavily used boat launches 5) Provide outreach material and contacts to industry groups such as the bait and garden nursery industries (a minimum of 10 per year) 6) Monitor 60 traps (May through September) in Esquire Estates Pond in Germantown in 2014 to document the results of the eradication effort in 2011-2013 7) Serve as a coordinator for purple loosestrife biocontrol (beetles) and recruit volunteers 8) Implement the newly adopted countywide AIS strategic plan 9) Answer citizen inquiries regarding invasive species 10) Respond to reports of new AIS occurrences and partner with the DNR to develop a containment or eradication strategy where appropriate 11) Continue eradication efforts for curly leaf pondweed in Druid Lake in partnership with the local District. A full description of the project scope and deliverables is in the grant application, which is part of this agreement. The DNR will be provided with two paper copies and an electronic copy of the final report. The DNR will also be provided with semi-annual electronic reports. Information will be disseminated to the public as described in the grant application. AMENDMENT SEE COMMENTS

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Prev - Big Cedar, Cd3 Waterless Cleaning System: The Big Cedar Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District is sponsoring a project to purchase and use a CD3 Boat Cleaning Unit for Big Cedar Lake.

Project final deliverables include: a report summarizing use of the unit each year.

Specific project activities include: 1) use of the CD3 unit at the Gonring launch; 2) electronic log of use of unit and tools; and 3) annual written summary of use of unit with statistics generated by electronic log.

Special Conditions: 1) The daily use log with location information shall be entered into the CBCW database; 2) The useful life of the CD3 unit is 8 years.

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Lake Biologist.

If consultant is to provide final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide DNR Lake Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District 2017 Cbcw: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2017 at 1 single public boat landings and 0 public boat landing pairs on BIG CEDAR LAKE.

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District 2018 Cbcw: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2018 at 1 single public boat landings and 0 public boat landing pairs on BIG CEDAR LAKE.

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District 2020 Cbcw: Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2020 at 0 single public boat landings and 1 public boat landing pairs on BIG CEDAR LAKE (GONRING DR, CEDAR PARK DR).

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation: Acq-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - Jj Dockers Property: The Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation, Inc. will acquire approximately 1.997 acres of land situated on the northwest shoreline of Big Cedar Lake in the town of West Bend, to reduce sedimentation and nutrient flows to the lake and to provide a safe public access to the lake. The primary goals of the property's management plan are to 1) construct and maintain a stormwater detention pond to filter pollutants flowing into the lake and 2) to develop a safe public boating access to Big Cedar Lake.

Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation: Acq-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - Hembel Property: The Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation will acquire 103 acres of land situated within a major subwatershed of and that drains toward Big Cedar Lake. The stream that passes through the property has been identified as a major source of nonpoint pollution responsible for cropland sediment loading to the lake. The primary goals of the property's management plan are (1) existing wooded portions of the land will be preserved in their natural state (2) certain wetland areas will be restored; lands associated with the stream, buffer strips, and grassed waterways will be maintained and managed by the lake district and (3) rental of existing croplands will be conditioned on the implementation of practices contaiend in the LCD cropland management plan. Croplands no longer rented for agricultural purposes will be planted in native species of grasses, shrubs, and trees. Eligible costs aer outlined on the attached Cost Estimate Worksheet.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Acq-Fritsche Conservancy Area-Big Cedar Lake: Land acquisition of approximately 43 acres, currently in agricultural use. For the purpose of installing sedimentation basins and native grasses, shrubs, and trees that will eliminate what has been a persistent source of nonpoint pollution entering Gilbert Lake.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Acq-Little Cedar Lake Park - Ackerman Acquisition Project: Washington County will acquire 62.94 acres of land on Little Cedar Lake for lake protection and to provide public boat access. The parcel will be developed into a county park complete with hiking trails, cross country skiing, sledding hill, swim area, beach, volleyball courts, picnic tables, detention pond, parking and bathroom facilities.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.