PGOLID

Pelican Group of Lakes Improvement District

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Lake Plan

The PGOLID Lake Management Plan is a comprehensive report from over a decade of data collection and effort from many organizations. It is a summary of water quality data along with information and background about the surrounding area, demographics and land use.

This report gets updated every other year once the previous year’s data is analyzed. The 2018 Edition includes data through the end of 2017.  For data reports from 2018, see our water quality monitoring programs page: https://pgolid.org/programs/wq.

If you have questions, please contact the Water Resource Coordinator, Ellie Kriese at 218-846-1465 or ellie.kriese@rmbel.info.

Download the 2018 Lake Management Plan (pdf, 3,685 KB)

2018 PGOLID Lake Management Plan Table of Contents

To look at just one section of the report, use the links below.

Chapter 1. Executive Summary

Chapter 2. Watershed and Lakeshed Characteristics

Chapter 3. Lake Assessments

Chapter 4. Invasive Species

Chapter 5. Fisheries Status and Consumption Guidelines

Chapter 6. Waste Treatment History and Status

Chapter 8. Aquatic Plant Surveys

Chapter 9. Ongoing Educational Programs

 

QUESTIONS?

PGOLID Water Resource Coordinator
218-846-1465
pgolid@rmbel.info

MAILING ADDRESS

PGOLID
PO Box 336
Pelican Rapids, MN 56572-0336

WHERE WE ARE

The Pelican Group of Lakes is located in Otter Tail County, approximately 13 miles south of Detroit Lakes, and encompasses four lakes: Pelican, Little Pelican, Bass, and Fish.

WHO WE ARE

We are a lake improvement district, which means we are a taxing entity through the county. PGOLID was formed to identify, quantify, study, and manage water resources as to preserve quality.

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