Town Of Rockland: Town Of Rockland Long Lake Apm Planning Project: The Town of Rockland, on behalf of the Long Lake Association, proposes to conduct an aquatic invasive species (AIS) education, prevention, planning and control project during the period of October 2007 - December 2009. The project elements and deliverables are specified in the Town of Rockland's Aquatic Invasive Species Control Grant application, dated July 09, 2007. The project includes; implement a new aquatic plant management plan that builds upon the plan of 04/20/06. This plan would produce an informational meeting, stakeholder survey, planning meeting, wrap-up meeting, aquatic plant surveys, spring aquatic invasive plant survey, comprehensive survey, and native and non-native aquatic plant community mapping; implement a clean boats "clean waters program" program. Watercraft inspection records will be entered into the State's online Watercraft Inspection Database. The final report will include the Long Lake Association Aquatic Plant Management Plan that conforms to guidance found in the DNR/UW-Extension publication, "Aquatic Plant Management in Wisconsin". If consultant is to provide the final report, it is recommended the Grantee provide the DNR Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final. A mid-term progress report and a final report summarizing the two-year project will be provided to DNR.

Manitowoc County Lakes Assn: Manitow Co. Lakes Assoc. Accesses: The Manitowoc County Lakes Association proposes to conduct education, prevention and planning activities to control and prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species into and from Manitowoc County lakes. Project elements and deliverables are specified in their AIS Grant application, dated 01/31/2013. In addition to conducting education activities to train volunteers and government agencies in monitoring and prevention methods, AIS Coordinator projects include increasing partnerships with local conservation groups. Projects also include mapping the spread of EWM on Harpts Lake, as well as mapping GPS locations of Phragmites and Japanese Knotweed throughout county right-of-ways. Additional deliverables include an annual bus tour of projects and sites, 200 hours dedicated to Clean Boats Clean Waters, attendance of 3 major events per year with traveling AIS display, and updates to the County AIS Strategic Plan. Any persons training watercraft inspectors or participating in the Citizen Lake Monitoring Network will enroll in a current Clean Boats Clean Waters workshop or Citizen Lake Monitoring Network workshop. Watercraft inspection and Citizen Lake Monitoring records will be entered into the State\2019s online Watercraft Inspection Database (SWIMS). Any publications or signs produced as part of this project will incorporate the \201CStop Aquatic Hitchhikers!\201D\2122 brand (partnership details are at http://www.protectyourwaters.org). Annual progress reports and a final report summarizing the 3 year project will be provided to the DNR. If a consultant is to provide the final report, it is recommended the Grantee provide the DNR AIS Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant. The DNR is to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to, submission of grantee\2019s final payment request.

Town Of Rockland: Town Of Rockland Long Lake Apm Planning Project: The Town of Rockland, on behalf of the Long Lake Association, proposes to conduct an aquatic invasive species (AIS) education, prevention, planning and control project during the period of October 2007 - December 2009. The project elements and deliverables are specified in the Town of Rockland's Aquatic Invasive Species Control Grant application, dated July 09, 2007. The project includes; implement a new aquatic plant management plan that builds upon the plan of 04/20/06. This plan would produce an informational meeting, stakeholder survey, planning meeting, wrap-up meeting, aquatic plant surveys, spring aquatic invasive plant survey, comprehensive survey, and native and non-native aquatic plant community mapping; implement a clean boats "clean waters program" program. Watercraft inspection records will be entered into the State's online Watercraft Inspection Database. The final report will include the Long Lake Association Aquatic Plant Management Plan that conforms to guidance found in the DNR/UW-Extension publication, "Aquatic Plant Management in Wisconsin". If consultant is to provide the final report, it is recommended the Grantee provide the DNR Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final. A mid-term progress report and a final report summarizing the two-year project will be provided to DNR.

Calumet County: Lmi-Df-Calman Watershed Managment Plannin Phase 3: Calumet County proposes to quantify and compartmentalize nutrient budgets for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes through in-lake, tributary, groundwater and watershed monitoring and modeling. Specifically, Phase 3 will include:
1. In-lake baseline water quality monitoring of the four lakes.
2. In-lake phosphorus profiles and sediment-water interface samples.
3. Sediment core samples and analysis from each lake.
4. Tributary flow, phosphorus and suspended solids load monitoring.
5. Shallow groundwater monitoring using mini-piezometers.
6. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget utilizing EVAAL and FLUX.
7. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
8. Watershed stakeholder and planning committee meetings.
9. Stakeholder survey and Agricultural producers interviews.
10. Final report summarizing the results as well as an implementation plan for this watershed and these lakes.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated January 30, 2015.

Calumet County: Lmi - Calman Lakes 9ke Plan Implementation Phase 1: Calumet County is sponsoring a project to implement the CalMan Lakes Watershed 9KE Management Plan with the following goals: 1) Reduce nutrient loading by implementing a targeted soil health strategy; 2). Reduce excessive soil loss by addressing gullies throughout the watershed; 3) Provide a local demonstration site to promote private property shoreline restoration; 4) Provide education & outreach to watershed stakeholders.

Project deliverables include: Begin implementing Phase 1 with the following elements: 1) Implement residue and tillage management systems in the watershed; 2) Implement cover crops in the watershed; 3) Work with landowners on stabilizing gullies to reduce soil loss; 4) Design and install engineered conservation practices to address gully erosion into Long Lake; 5) Stabilize 175 feet of shoreline at Becker Lake Boat Launch; 6) Design and install informational signage at Becker Lake shoreline restoration project; 7) Educate agricultural landowners, producers and crop advisors about the plan and recommendations through one-on-one discussions; 8) Hold a Field Day/Open House designed to inform other producers and stakeholders of the farm conservation going on in the watershed; 9) Hold annual outreach gatherings targeting producers and crop advisors to share successes and lessons learned; 10) Create a signage program to promote the conservation practices implemented; 11). Develop a final report that includes a summary of Phase 1, modeled P reductions, lessons learned, and further reductions needed to meet interim 9KE goals and recommendations for future phases.

Specific project conditions: WDNR will be provided a copy of the recorded contract between grantee and property owner. Contracts will be approved by WDNR before signed and recorded and include an operation and maintenance plan.

Calumet County: Lmi-Df-Calman Watershed Managment Plannin Phase 3: Calumet County proposes to quantify and compartmentalize nutrient budgets for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes through in-lake, tributary, groundwater and watershed monitoring and modeling. Specifically, Phase 3 will include:
1. In-lake baseline water quality monitoring of the four lakes.
2. In-lake phosphorus profiles and sediment-water interface samples.
3. Sediment core samples and analysis from each lake.
4. Tributary flow, phosphorus and suspended solids load monitoring.
5. Shallow groundwater monitoring using mini-piezometers.
6. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget utilizing EVAAL and FLUX.
7. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
8. Watershed stakeholder and planning committee meetings.
9. Stakeholder survey and Agricultural producers interviews.
10. Final report summarizing the results as well as an implementation plan for this watershed and these lakes.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated January 30, 2015.

Calumet County: Lmi - Calman Lakes 9ke Plan Implementation Phase 1: Calumet County is sponsoring a project to implement the CalMan Lakes Watershed 9KE Management Plan with the following goals: 1) Reduce nutrient loading by implementing a targeted soil health strategy; 2). Reduce excessive soil loss by addressing gullies throughout the watershed; 3) Provide a local demonstration site to promote private property shoreline restoration; 4) Provide education & outreach to watershed stakeholders.

Project deliverables include: Begin implementing Phase 1 with the following elements: 1) Implement residue and tillage management systems in the watershed; 2) Implement cover crops in the watershed; 3) Work with landowners on stabilizing gullies to reduce soil loss; 4) Design and install engineered conservation practices to address gully erosion into Long Lake; 5) Stabilize 175 feet of shoreline at Becker Lake Boat Launch; 6) Design and install informational signage at Becker Lake shoreline restoration project; 7) Educate agricultural landowners, producers and crop advisors about the plan and recommendations through one-on-one discussions; 8) Hold a Field Day/Open House designed to inform other producers and stakeholders of the farm conservation going on in the watershed; 9) Hold annual outreach gatherings targeting producers and crop advisors to share successes and lessons learned; 10) Create a signage program to promote the conservation practices implemented; 11). Develop a final report that includes a summary of Phase 1, modeled P reductions, lessons learned, and further reductions needed to meet interim 9KE goals and recommendations for future phases.

Specific project conditions: WDNR will be provided a copy of the recorded contract between grantee and property owner. Contracts will be approved by WDNR before signed and recorded and include an operation and maintenance plan.

English Lake Management District: Lmi-English Lake Management District Wetland Detention Basin: English Lake Management District proposes to construct a wetland detention basin east of English Lake to treat agricultural runoff from a nearby barnyard/feedlot and cropland. The wetland basin will be built from an approved design to maximize sediment and nutrient removal efficiency. The project activities include site preparation and construction of an approximately 300 foot long dike that will create a detention basin that will result in a wetland about 1.2 acres in surface. The rock spillway and complete approved planting of wetland and aquatic vegetation are also included in this project.

English Lake Management District: Lmi-Df-English Lake Drain Tile Diversion Df Study: The English Lake Management District proposes to conduct a diagnostic/feasibility study on drain tile diversion. The project will consist of a site topographic survey; surface, ground and lake water monitoring; drain tile investigation; threatened and endangered species review; public education and involvement and a final report. This final report will contain the collected data and review of alternatives identified in prior planning grants; examination of alternatives based on feasibility, cost and benefits; and an implementtion plan will be selected as the best management option and detailed in this report.

English Lake Management District: Lmi-English Lake Se Drain Tile Diversion Project: The English Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District propose to divert a farmland drain tile that currently discharges to English Lake. The drain tile will be re-routed to discharge to a near-by forested wetland, whereby reducing the phosphorus and sediment loading to English Lake. A final report will be provided both in hard copy and electronically.

English Lake Management District: Acq-English Lake "Pluess" Land Aquisition: The English Lake Protection and Rehab District proposes to purchase 9.82 acres of land known as the "Pluess" property. As part of the District's match, they will use proceeds from a bargain sale and the donated value of .33 acre of property known as the "Burns" property.

Calumet County: Lmi-Df-Calman Watershed Managment Plannin Phase 3: Calumet County proposes to quantify and compartmentalize nutrient budgets for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes through in-lake, tributary, groundwater and watershed monitoring and modeling. Specifically, Phase 3 will include:
1. In-lake baseline water quality monitoring of the four lakes.
2. In-lake phosphorus profiles and sediment-water interface samples.
3. Sediment core samples and analysis from each lake.
4. Tributary flow, phosphorus and suspended solids load monitoring.
5. Shallow groundwater monitoring using mini-piezometers.
6. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget utilizing EVAAL and FLUX.
7. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
8. Watershed stakeholder and planning committee meetings.
9. Stakeholder survey and Agricultural producers interviews.
10. Final report summarizing the results as well as an implementation plan for this watershed and these lakes.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated January 30, 2015.

Calumet County: Lmi - Calman Lakes 9ke Plan Implementation Phase 1: Calumet County is sponsoring a project to implement the CalMan Lakes Watershed 9KE Management Plan with the following goals: 1) Reduce nutrient loading by implementing a targeted soil health strategy; 2). Reduce excessive soil loss by addressing gullies throughout the watershed; 3) Provide a local demonstration site to promote private property shoreline restoration; 4) Provide education & outreach to watershed stakeholders.

Project deliverables include: Begin implementing Phase 1 with the following elements: 1) Implement residue and tillage management systems in the watershed; 2) Implement cover crops in the watershed; 3) Work with landowners on stabilizing gullies to reduce soil loss; 4) Design and install engineered conservation practices to address gully erosion into Long Lake; 5) Stabilize 175 feet of shoreline at Becker Lake Boat Launch; 6) Design and install informational signage at Becker Lake shoreline restoration project; 7) Educate agricultural landowners, producers and crop advisors about the plan and recommendations through one-on-one discussions; 8) Hold a Field Day/Open House designed to inform other producers and stakeholders of the farm conservation going on in the watershed; 9) Hold annual outreach gatherings targeting producers and crop advisors to share successes and lessons learned; 10) Create a signage program to promote the conservation practices implemented; 11). Develop a final report that includes a summary of Phase 1, modeled P reductions, lessons learned, and further reductions needed to meet interim 9KE goals and recommendations for future phases.

Specific project conditions: WDNR will be provided a copy of the recorded contract between grantee and property owner. Contracts will be approved by WDNR before signed and recorded and include an operation and maintenance plan.

Calumet County: Lmi-Df-Calman Watershed Managment Plannin Phase 3: Calumet County proposes to quantify and compartmentalize nutrient budgets for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes through in-lake, tributary, groundwater and watershed monitoring and modeling. Specifically, Phase 3 will include:
1. In-lake baseline water quality monitoring of the four lakes.
2. In-lake phosphorus profiles and sediment-water interface samples.
3. Sediment core samples and analysis from each lake.
4. Tributary flow, phosphorus and suspended solids load monitoring.
5. Shallow groundwater monitoring using mini-piezometers.
6. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget utilizing EVAAL and FLUX.
7. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
8. Watershed stakeholder and planning committee meetings.
9. Stakeholder survey and Agricultural producers interviews.
10. Final report summarizing the results as well as an implementation plan for this watershed and these lakes.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated January 30, 2015.

Calumet County: Lmi - Calman Lakes 9ke Plan Implementation Phase 1: Calumet County is sponsoring a project to implement the CalMan Lakes Watershed 9KE Management Plan with the following goals: 1) Reduce nutrient loading by implementing a targeted soil health strategy; 2). Reduce excessive soil loss by addressing gullies throughout the watershed; 3) Provide a local demonstration site to promote private property shoreline restoration; 4) Provide education & outreach to watershed stakeholders.

Project deliverables include: Begin implementing Phase 1 with the following elements: 1) Implement residue and tillage management systems in the watershed; 2) Implement cover crops in the watershed; 3) Work with landowners on stabilizing gullies to reduce soil loss; 4) Design and install engineered conservation practices to address gully erosion into Long Lake; 5) Stabilize 175 feet of shoreline at Becker Lake Boat Launch; 6) Design and install informational signage at Becker Lake shoreline restoration project; 7) Educate agricultural landowners, producers and crop advisors about the plan and recommendations through one-on-one discussions; 8) Hold a Field Day/Open House designed to inform other producers and stakeholders of the farm conservation going on in the watershed; 9) Hold annual outreach gatherings targeting producers and crop advisors to share successes and lessons learned; 10) Create a signage program to promote the conservation practices implemented; 11). Develop a final report that includes a summary of Phase 1, modeled P reductions, lessons learned, and further reductions needed to meet interim 9KE goals and recommendations for future phases.

Specific project conditions: WDNR will be provided a copy of the recorded contract between grantee and property owner. Contracts will be approved by WDNR before signed and recorded and include an operation and maintenance plan.

Manitowoc County: Res-Silver Lake Diversion Project: The Silver Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District proposes to complete the diversion of Silver Creek from Silver Lake which will immediately and significantly lower the amount of sediment and organic loading from the creek into the lake and inhibit migration of undesirable fish species into the lake. The project will consist of bank riprap, outlet control structure, peat berm, maintenance, site ground work, design and consultant services and other miscellaneous structures and activities.

Manitowoc County Lakes Assn: Lmi-Silver Lake Restoration Phase 2: The Manitowoc County Lakes Association proposes to complete Phase 2 of the Silver Lake restoration project. This project will significantly reduce the internal nutrient loading contribution to Silver Lake and reclaim a balanced fishery and lake habitat. This will be achieved through 1) complete eradication of the primarily rough fish population using rotenone, 2) alum treatment to inactivate/reduce internal nutrient load for lake sediments, 3) restocking and regulation of the sport fishery, and 4) terrestrial and littoral habitat restoration along 650 feet of shoreline in the county/city park. The main product will be the restoration of Silver Lake. Press releases, newsletters, and presentations will provide information and education to the public.

Progress reports and a final report will be provided to the Department of Natural Resources both in hard copy and electronically.

English Lake Management District: Acq-English Lake "Pluess" Land Aquisition: The English Lake Protection and Rehab District proposes to purchase 9.82 acres of land known as the "Pluess" property. As part of the District's match, they will use proceeds from a bargain sale and the donated value of .33 acre of property known as the "Burns" property.

Calumet County: Lmi-Df-Calman Watershed Managment Plannin Phase 3: Calumet County proposes to quantify and compartmentalize nutrient budgets for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes through in-lake, tributary, groundwater and watershed monitoring and modeling. Specifically, Phase 3 will include:
1. In-lake baseline water quality monitoring of the four lakes.
2. In-lake phosphorus profiles and sediment-water interface samples.
3. Sediment core samples and analysis from each lake.
4. Tributary flow, phosphorus and suspended solids load monitoring.
5. Shallow groundwater monitoring using mini-piezometers.
6. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget utilizing EVAAL and FLUX.
7. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
8. Watershed stakeholder and planning committee meetings.
9. Stakeholder survey and Agricultural producers interviews.
10. Final report summarizing the results as well as an implementation plan for this watershed and these lakes.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated January 30, 2015.

Calumet County: Lmi - Calman Lakes 9ke Plan Implementation Phase 1: Calumet County is sponsoring a project to implement the CalMan Lakes Watershed 9KE Management Plan with the following goals: 1) Reduce nutrient loading by implementing a targeted soil health strategy; 2). Reduce excessive soil loss by addressing gullies throughout the watershed; 3) Provide a local demonstration site to promote private property shoreline restoration; 4) Provide education & outreach to watershed stakeholders.

Project deliverables include: Begin implementing Phase 1 with the following elements: 1) Implement residue and tillage management systems in the watershed; 2) Implement cover crops in the watershed; 3) Work with landowners on stabilizing gullies to reduce soil loss; 4) Design and install engineered conservation practices to address gully erosion into Long Lake; 5) Stabilize 175 feet of shoreline at Becker Lake Boat Launch; 6) Design and install informational signage at Becker Lake shoreline restoration project; 7) Educate agricultural landowners, producers and crop advisors about the plan and recommendations through one-on-one discussions; 8) Hold a Field Day/Open House designed to inform other producers and stakeholders of the farm conservation going on in the watershed; 9) Hold annual outreach gatherings targeting producers and crop advisors to share successes and lessons learned; 10) Create a signage program to promote the conservation practices implemented; 11). Develop a final report that includes a summary of Phase 1, modeled P reductions, lessons learned, and further reductions needed to meet interim 9KE goals and recommendations for future phases.

Specific project conditions: WDNR will be provided a copy of the recorded contract between grantee and property owner. Contracts will be approved by WDNR before signed and recorded and include an operation and maintenance plan.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Watershed Plan Phase 1: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 1 will include:
1. Intensive water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of each lake.
2. Watershed assessment review to verify watershed boundaries, update general land use and perform basic predictive modeling.
3. Assess the aquatic plant community utilizing early-season aquatic invasive species survey, point-intercept survey, and aquatic plant community mapping.
4. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding a kickoff meeting and two project update meetings.
5. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2013.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Ws Mgmt Plan Ph 2: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 2 will include:
1. Water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of Round and Boot lakes.
2. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget.
3. Tributary flow and phosphorus load monitoring.
4. Compile available fisheries data to incorporate into plan.
5. Shoreland condition and coarse woody habitat assessment.
6. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
7. Website development.
8. Assess the aquatic plant community in Boot Lake utilizing point-intercept survey methods.
9. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding an annual project update meeting.
10. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2014.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Watershed Plan Phase 1: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 1 will include:
1. Intensive water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of each lake.
2. Watershed assessment review to verify watershed boundaries, update general land use and perform basic predictive modeling.
3. Assess the aquatic plant community utilizing early-season aquatic invasive species survey, point-intercept survey, and aquatic plant community mapping.
4. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding a kickoff meeting and two project update meetings.
5. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2013.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Ws Mgmt Plan Ph 2: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 2 will include:
1. Water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of Round and Boot lakes.
2. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget.
3. Tributary flow and phosphorus load monitoring.
4. Compile available fisheries data to incorporate into plan.
5. Shoreland condition and coarse woody habitat assessment.
6. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
7. Website development.
8. Assess the aquatic plant community in Boot Lake utilizing point-intercept survey methods.
9. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding an annual project update meeting.
10. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2014.

Long Lake Advancement Association: Long Lake Water Quality Study: The Long Lake Association proposes to conduct a water quality analysis study on Long Lake. The project will consist of collecting water samples at six different times from two locations near the inlet and outlet of the lake; and collecting samples from two locations in the water column, one meter off the bottom and one meter from the surface. A watershed evaluation will be done to include delineation of the watershed boundary, determination and mapping of land uses, and an estimation of the annual Phosphorus load based on land uses using runoff coefficients. The dam will be evaluated for its current use and operation, with alternatives evaluated to provide a variable water level and associated cost estimates; potential impact on fish habitat and spawning will be evaluated. A report will be prepared which will present the results and analysis of the data collected. The existing water quality and trophic status will be described, the watershed will be evaluated and nutrient loads identified from the potential sources. The existing dam will be described and water levels on the fishery will be presented. Conclusions and recommendations based on the data collected will also be included in the report. An electronic copy and a paper copy of this Final Report will be submitted to the DNR and Lake Association members; results of this report will be presented to the Association at its annual meeting and report progress in Association newsletters.

Long Lake Advancement Association: Long Lake Phosphorus & Residential Impact Study: The Long Lake Advancement Association proposes to identify phosphorus sources to the lake by evaluating sanitary and storm water runoff and monitoring the inlet, outlet, and in-lake total phosphorus levels. Stream flows will also be evaluated. The project will evaluate potential northern pike spawning enhancement areas in the lake through water level manipulation. The WiLMS model will be used to develop a lake nutrient budget using data collected in Phase 1 and phase 2. Management recommendations for phosphorus control and northern spawning areas will be discussed in the final report. The Long Lake Advancement Association and the Department of Natural Resources will be provided with hard copies and electronic copies of the final report. A project summary will be included in the newsletter and a final report presentation will be done at the annual lake meeting.

Long Lake Advancement Association: Long Lake Management Plan: The Long Lake Advancement Association proposes to evaluate inlet stream phosphorus sources, evaluate internal phosphorus loading, identify potential northern pike spawning areas, and then complete a comprehensive lake management plan for Long Lake. The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted August 1, 2005.

If consultant is to provide the final report, it is recommended the Grantee provide the DNR Lakes 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.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Watershed Plan Phase 1: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 1 will include:
1. Intensive water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of each lake.
2. Watershed assessment review to verify watershed boundaries, update general land use and perform basic predictive modeling.
3. Assess the aquatic plant community utilizing early-season aquatic invasive species survey, point-intercept survey, and aquatic plant community mapping.
4. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding a kickoff meeting and two project update meetings.
5. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2013.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Ws Mgmt Plan Ph 2: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 2 will include:
1. Water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of Round and Boot lakes.
2. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget.
3. Tributary flow and phosphorus load monitoring.
4. Compile available fisheries data to incorporate into plan.
5. Shoreland condition and coarse woody habitat assessment.
6. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
7. Website development.
8. Assess the aquatic plant community in Boot Lake utilizing point-intercept survey methods.
9. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding an annual project update meeting.
10. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2014.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Watershed Plan Phase 1: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 1 will include:
1. Intensive water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of each lake.
2. Watershed assessment review to verify watershed boundaries, update general land use and perform basic predictive modeling.
3. Assess the aquatic plant community utilizing early-season aquatic invasive species survey, point-intercept survey, and aquatic plant community mapping.
4. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding a kickoff meeting and two project update meetings.
5. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2013.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Ws Mgmt Plan Ph 2: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 2 will include:
1. Water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of Round and Boot lakes.
2. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget.
3. Tributary flow and phosphorus load monitoring.
4. Compile available fisheries data to incorporate into plan.
5. Shoreland condition and coarse woody habitat assessment.
6. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
7. Website development.
8. Assess the aquatic plant community in Boot Lake utilizing point-intercept survey methods.
9. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding an annual project update meeting.
10. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2014.

Long Lake Advancement Association: Long Lake Management Plan: The Long Lake Advancement Association proposes to evaluate inlet stream phosphorus sources, evaluate internal phosphorus loading, identify potential northern pike spawning areas, and then complete a comprehensive lake management plan for Long Lake. The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted August 1, 2005.

If consultant is to provide the final report, it is recommended the Grantee provide the DNR Lakes 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.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Watershed Plan Phase 1: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 1 will include:
1. Intensive water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of each lake.
2. Watershed assessment review to verify watershed boundaries, update general land use and perform basic predictive modeling.
3. Assess the aquatic plant community utilizing early-season aquatic invasive species survey, point-intercept survey, and aquatic plant community mapping.
4. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding a kickoff meeting and two project update meetings.
5. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2013.

Calumet County: Calman Lakes Ws Mgmt Plan Ph 2: Calumet County Resource Management Department proposes to collect baseline data for the four lakes situated along the Calumet/Manitowoc County boarder which includes Round, Becker, Boot, and Long Lakes. The project will be divided into several phases which will ultimately result in a comprehensive lake management and implementation plan for these lakes. Phase 2 will include:
1. Water quality monitoring to assess baseline conditions of Round and Boot lakes.
2. Watershed modeling for nutrient budget.
3. Tributary flow and phosphorus load monitoring.
4. Compile available fisheries data to incorporate into plan.
5. Shoreland condition and coarse woody habitat assessment.
6. Precipitation monitoring within the watershed.
7. Website development.
8. Assess the aquatic plant community in Boot Lake utilizing point-intercept survey methods.
9. Provide for stakeholder participation and education by holding an annual project update meeting.
10. Generate annual project reports describing the project studies and data interpretations as well as intentions for further studies.
The project elements and deliverables are specified in the grant application materials submitted to the Department dated February 1, 2014.

Calumet County: Phase 2 Calumet County Lake Organization: Calumet County Planning Department will organize the individuals educated through phase one of this project to establish a lake monitoring group and supply them with expertise and resources to monitor lake conditions. And for county staff and professionals to meet with interested parties from the educational sessions to develop the strategy for improving the five lake system; Grass, Long, Boot, Round and Becker. Phase two will also include organizing a volunteer monitoring group which will inventory improper land use habits along the lake system, perform periodic water testing and share information with interested parties.

Calumet County: Phase 2 Calumet County Lake Organization: Calumet County Planning Department will organize the individuals educated through phase one of this project to establish a lake monitoring group and supply them with expertise and resources to monitor lake conditions. And for county staff and professionals to meet with interested parties from the educational sessions to develop the strategy for improving the five lake system; Grass, Long, Boot, Round and Becker. Phase two will also include organizing a volunteer monitoring group which will inventory improper land use habits along the lake system, perform periodic water testing and share information with interested parties.

Calumet County: Calman Lake Education Project Ph 1: Calumet County proposes to conduct a lake planning project to improve local lake management in a defined group of 5 lakes within Calumet Co (and bordering parts of Manitowoc Co). Actions will be directed to organizational development of stakeholder groups. Public participation, forums, and I&E generally will be employed to enable a structured organization for helping to manage the five lake group. The deliverable will be a progress report including project actions, products, and evaluation of organizational progress that would lead to phase 2. The Department shall receive both paper and electronic PDF copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of the grantee's final payment request.

Calumet County: Phase 2 Calumet County Lake Organization: Calumet County Planning Department will organize the individuals educated through phase one of this project to establish a lake monitoring group and supply them with expertise and resources to monitor lake conditions. And for county staff and professionals to meet with interested parties from the educational sessions to develop the strategy for improving the five lake system; Grass, Long, Boot, Round and Becker. Phase two will also include organizing a volunteer monitoring group which will inventory improper land use habits along the lake system, perform periodic water testing and share information with interested parties.

Calumet County: Phase 2 Calumet County Lake Organization: Calumet County Planning Department will organize the individuals educated through phase one of this project to establish a lake monitoring group and supply them with expertise and resources to monitor lake conditions. And for county staff and professionals to meet with interested parties from the educational sessions to develop the strategy for improving the five lake system; Grass, Long, Boot, Round and Becker. Phase two will also include organizing a volunteer monitoring group which will inventory improper land use habits along the lake system, perform periodic water testing and share information with interested parties.

Calumet County: Calman Lake Education Project Ph 1: Calumet County proposes to conduct a lake planning project to improve local lake management in a defined group of 5 lakes within Calumet Co (and bordering parts of Manitowoc Co). Actions will be directed to organizational development of stakeholder groups. Public participation, forums, and I&E generally will be employed to enable a structured organization for helping to manage the five lake group. The deliverable will be a progress report including project actions, products, and evaluation of organizational progress that would lead to phase 2. The Department shall receive both paper and electronic PDF copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of the grantee's final payment request.

Calumet County: Phase 2 Calumet County Lake Organization: Calumet County Planning Department will organize the individuals educated through phase one of this project to establish a lake monitoring group and supply them with expertise and resources to monitor lake conditions. And for county staff and professionals to meet with interested parties from the educational sessions to develop the strategy for improving the five lake system; Grass, Long, Boot, Round and Becker. Phase two will also include organizing a volunteer monitoring group which will inventory improper land use habits along the lake system, perform periodic water testing and share information with interested parties.

Calumet County: Bohman 001: To cost-share installation of best management practices to address direct runoff of manure into waters of the state.