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View all previous pollsMiner Lake should have No-Wake restrictions as follows:Never - there should not be any use restrictions: (0%)High water restrictions - Temporary following heavy rain: (80%)Early moring and late evening - peace and quiet hours: (20%)5 vote(s)0 reaction(s)
7:30pm Saturday July 4th beginning at that Boat Launch. All Boats welcome to participate. You will be judged on creativity, originality and patriotism. Photos of each boat will be posted at www.minerlake.org! Prize money will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place For more information contact read more »
As you likely know, we received a very large amount of rain in the last few days. As such, the lake has risen more than a foot. The extra water presents the potential for damage to shoreline, docks an other property. Please be respectful of your neighbors and refrain read more »
The Allegan County Drain Commissioner's Office is responsible for controlling the level of the outlet dam on Miner Lake. IN the fall they remove 1 foot (height) of dam and in the spring replace that same amount. Historically they would remove or add all 4 sections with 1 visit. read more »
Do you know that Allegan Township provides recycling service for residents right at the Township Hall? By recycling, many people have noticed the amount of trash they put out can be cut in half. Here is the guide for recycling service in Allegan Township. read more »
For the last few years we have been encouraging our residents to adopt practices in lawn and plant fertilizer usage that helps protect the overall health of the lake. Since then, Allegan County has established a phosphorus ban for lawn fertilizer. So, look for phosphorus-free products (where the middle number read more »