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Rice Lake Management Plan (1999-2003)
Responsible Group
Annual Co= st  <= /td>  <= /td>  <= /td>  <= /td> MN DNR  <= /td>   City of M= aple Grove  <= /td>  
Recommended Projects Comme= nts Year 1 1999 Year 2 2000 Year 3 2001 Year 4 2002 Year 5 2003 5-Year = Costs Ecol. Wildlife Elm Cre= ek Water Shed Hennep= in SWCD and/or Three Rivers Parks City Cou= ncil LQC RLAA Individ= . Fundin= g Source
Shoreland Projects
   Shoreland Inventory Catal= og shorelands to set a benchmark and determine if areas can be enhanced -- buffer strips   600 300   500        &nbs= p;   1,400   X       X     LQC, M= N DNR Grant
   Shorela= nd Habitat Improvement along trail Involve trail "task force" to install wildlife plantings and structure<= /td>     800 800          &nbs= p;   1,600   X   X   X     LQC, MN DNR Grant
Custom Fertilize Use Lower fertilizer use saves money and helps the lake   200 200 200          &nbs= p;       600       X   X X X LQC, RLAA, Individ.
Erosion Control Water level management (fall drawdown)     800            &nbs= p;       800         X   X X City
Continue Goose Control Control plans with the City                  &nbs= p;            -     X         X   City
In-Lake Algae Contro= l
Copper Sulfate for Odor Control For n= uisance odor conditions, copper sulfate may offer a short-term solution   3000              &nbs= p;   3,000             X   RLAA, = City Parks
Alum Dosing on Elm Creek Conduct feasibility study first, then implement if appropriate *   2000              &nbs= p;   2,000 X   X X X X     LQC, City CIP
Aquatic Plants
Lake Soil Testing Soil = fertility may delineate areas that could support nuisance EWM growth 900 200              &nbs= p;    1,100       X   X     LQC, T= hree Rivers
Nuisance Curlyleaf control using cutters Cut nuisance curlyleaf areas using a volunteer work force 1100 800 800 800 600        &nbs= p;   4,100 X         X X X LQC, Three Rivers
Drawdown for nuisance plant control Evaulate effects of last drawdown and set up a long term drawdown management plan<= /td> 600     1200          &nbs= p;   1,800           X     LQC, RLAA 
EWM Control Boom in place, contingency plan                  &nbs= p;            -             X X   LQC
Fish
Continue stocking program If ha= bitat improves, stock more bass     900            &nbs= p;       900             X   RLAA 
Carp reduction program Use commercial fisherman to reduce carp population   1500 1500 6000          &nbs= p;   9,000             X   RLAA, MN DNR Grant, LQC
Winter Aeration Feasibility study, maintain fish population over winter       12000           12,000         X X X   City CIP
Creel Census (MCC) Survey anglers       12000           12,000   X              
Water Use Conflicts<= /td>
No projects planned at this time Re-ev= aluate in 3 years                  &nbs= p;            -                    
Monitoring Program
Continue lake monitoring Lake = monitoring is City-sponsered as of 1999 900 900 900 900 900        &nbs= p;   4,500           X     LQC
Evaluate Elm Creek Set up automatic sampler to monitor Elm Creek inflows. Storm sewer inflows al= so monitor delta information 3000 2000              &nbs= p;   5,000           X     LQC
Education Program Distri= bute general lake and watershed information 200 200 200 200 200        &nbs= p;   1,000     X     X X   MN DNR Grant, LQC
TOTAL COSTS          &nbs= p; 6,700         11,400   &n= bsp;  6,400   &n= bsp;  34,100       2,200         60,800
 * Dosing station is tentative, ba= sed on feasibility study results, regulltory, climate and funding O&M costs could be substantial based on 10,000 to 30,000 gallons of alum used per y= ear
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