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V. Reading/Waive & Approval of August 4, 2025, Special Meeting Minutes <br />Chair displays meeting minutes on screen <br />Chair asks any Director to put forth and second the motion to waive the reading & approve the <br />Special Meeting minutes of August 4. 2025. <br />Open for discussion. Discussion or corrections offered. Restate motion. All Property Owners (1 <br />vote per property) in favor... all opposed... abstained. MOTION Passed unanimously. <br />VI. Treasurer Report & Approval, internal financial statements <br />Funds for the SBLID will not be collected until 2026. Therefore, there is no Treasurer Report to review. <br />VII. Unfinished Business. <br />The Chair asks the Board, if there any unfinished business. (Motion to postpone unfinished business is <br />an option.) <br />Vill. New Business <br />A. Completion of the 2025 projects <br />Treatments in 2025 will continue to remain under contract through the LMA not the SKID. The funds <br />property owners provided, along with a grant from the LMCD, have been and are being used for this <br />purpose. <br />For the remainder of 2025, PLM Lake and Land Management, under contract with LMA, will treat the <br />full bay (199 acres) at 7.5 feet deep using Fluridone at the concentration level of 4 PPB to control <br />Eurasian Watermilfoil (and Hybrid) and Curly leaf Pondweed. This will take place in October 2025. A <br />"bump" treatment of Fluridone at 2 PPB will take place in November 2025. Treatment notices will be <br />issued by the LMA along with any restrictions. <br />Beginning in 2026, the SKID will manage the contracts for treatments, surveys and any other projects <br />the LID approves. <br />B. Approve a budget for 2026. Property Owners will be asked to vote on the Board approved Budget <br />Statement for 2026 <br />Our first year as a LID will be focused on mitigating the AIS. The objective, as indicated by the Lake <br />Vegetation Management Plan approved by the MNDNR, is to reduce CLIP population to less than a 1.5 <br />mean density rating (currently 2.5 out of 3.0) and control & maintain EWM (and Hybrid) to frequencies <br />below 20% occurrence. Additional goals, over time, will be to increase native submersed species to <br />rates noted in the LVMP. Timing and concentration of treatments are designed to minimize disruption <br />to the native plant community. Surveys will allow us to track our progress. <br />