Cullen Lakes Association


"In the end, our society will be defined not only by what we create, but by what we refuse to destroy." John Sawhill

 Cullen Lakes News

 

Newsletters - Click here to read the current newsletter(2021 Fall 10/22/21).

                    - ​​​Click here for past Newsletters.​

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CLP Treatment Details for 2021 = (Updated 07/2021)  SEE THELAKES PAGE FOR DETAILS
                          Clarke Aquatic Services treated the 3 lakes in May 2021
 
Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention, click here for LARA Newsletter & Video 

 

2021 DNR Grants for Aquatic Invasive Species - Click here for CLA grants for CLP treatment
  

The final 2020 CLA Committee Reports are HERE and in the Fall Newsletters (7/2021)

 

Board meetings - Currently,the 2nd Saturday of each month (May-October) at 9:00 a.m. Via Zoom Video due to COVID-19. Normally, meetings are at Lutheran Church of the Cross just North of Schaefers Foods

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Board Meetings (Agendas and Minutes): Click here  (Updated 7/24/2021)

 

Annual Meeting 2021 - CLA will hold its Annual Meeting in person on Saturday, Aug. 14 at Lutheran Church of the Cross, Nisswa, MN, located just Northeast of Schaefer's on County Rd. 13.

  • 0830 Registration, Coffee, juice rolls and poster information displays.
  • 0900 CLA Review and Business Meeting
  • Following the Business Meeting:
    • ​This year we are extremely fortunate to have an anonymous CLA member fund a very special guest speaker. Naturalist, wildlife photographer and writer Stan Tekiela is the originator of the popular state-specific field guides such as Birds of (state name) Field Guide, Wildflowers of (state name), and Trees of (state name). Over the past three decades Stan has authored more than 190 field guides, nature appreciation books and wildlife audio CDs for nearly every state in the nation, presenting many species of birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, trees, wildflowers and cacti. More info about this opportunity at http://www.naturesmart.com/?module=home.


 

Lake Management Plan -Click here for the 2021 Lake Management Plan

 

2020 Member Survey results are in.  Click here for a summary.

 

Who Owns Your Bottom - Click here 

 

History on the Lakes - Click here ​

 

Building Guide - Click here

 

Hiking Trails - Click here

    

Saving your Septic System

 

LOW INTEREST LOANS FOR SEPTIC SYSTEMS - Click here

 

THOUGHT:  Changes in water quality are primarily a reflection of what happens on land---around the shoreland and within the lake's watershed.

QUOTABLE QUOTE:
We don't manage resources, we manage human behavior. The resources will take care of themselves just fine. It's the human influence that we interject on the resource that causes the problem.

John Sumption, Assistant Director of Environmental Services, Cass County.

Additional Links

Lake Country Echo News

Property Owners Please Note:  You MUST provide a road to your property wide and high enough for the passage of fire fighting equipment and sufficiently cleared of snow for Fire Fighters to access your buildings.  Wide enough means no less than 12 feet (20 is better) clear of brush, trees and other obstacles. The clear height of the road must be no less than 12 feet.   Cleared of snow means plowed to the same 12 foot width.  Your insurance policy may not pay you for fire damage if you do not provide this access to your property!

​​​Transporting Docks, Lifts, or Watercraft to the Cullens this Spring??  Click Here for Crow Wing/Cass County DNR approved service providers.