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View all previous pollsMiner Lake should have No-Wake restrictions as follows:Never - there should not be any use restrictions: (9%)High water restrictions - Temporary following heavy rain: (70%)Early moring and late evening - peace and quiet hours: (22%)23 vote(s)0 reaction(s)
We have received a number of calls from residents concerned with unsafe boating practices on the lake this summer. Specifically, the use of Jet-skis (PWCs) after dark. That concern became more real over the 4th of July holiday when a PWC being operated after dark collided with a pontoon read more »
State officials have declined to draft special controls that would govern watercraft speeds on Miner Lake in Allegan Township. Township board members discussed at their meeting on Monday, July 5, a letter from the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, which gave the results of the state’s investigation. “Local read more »
Officially, there were 8 entries this year and the judges were impressed with all of them. Thanks to all who helped make this event a fun part of our 4th of July Celebration. The top three were: Drum roll please.... First Place: Boat 18 - The Aliens Boat presented read more »
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment has set a public hearing on the possibility of establishing a high-water, no-wake period on Allegan Township’s Miner Lake. The hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. May 6 at the township hall. “By that time, they’ll (DNRE) have done an read more »
The contractor plans on replacing the Melm's crossing tomorrow. We will will be putting in the stop logs at 8:00 in the morning and will start removing them one an hour beginning at 1:00 p.m. to minimize any flooding of downstream properties. This process will be repeated on an as-needed read more »