Spring 2015 - Legend Lake

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SMOKE SIGNALS
ALONG THE LAKE
www.legendlake.info
Spring 2015 Volume 40
A Newsletter of the Legend Lake Property Owners Association
and Legend Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District
SMOKE SIGNALS ALONG THE LAKE
Table of Contents
Directors & Commissioners
President’s Report
Beach Club Report
Forestry Report
Compost Update/Nominating
Admin Report/Septic Pumping
Chairman’s Report
Fish Report
Boater Safety
County Letters
MCTA
Game Fish of Wisconsin
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This was put in the center, so you
can remove and have for a reference
when you catch a fish. Enjoy!!!!
Social Events
Compost Site
New Owners
Be Fire Wise
Classifieds
LLPOA Lots For Sale
Walk Down Memory Lane
Word Search
Advertisers
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Legend Lake Property Owners Association
N1024
Old South
Branch
Road
Legend Lake
Property
Owners
Association
P O Box
759Road
N1024 Old South
Branch
Keshena, WI
P O54135
Box 759
715-799-3317
Keshena,
WI 54135
[email protected]
715-799-3317
www.legendlake.info
[email protected]
www.legendlake.info
Legend
LegendLake
LakeProtection
Protection&&Rehabilitation
RehabilitationDistrict
District
P O Box
95 95
P O Box
Keshena,
WI WI
54135
Keshena,
54135
715-799-3080
715-799-3080
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.legendlake.info
www.legendlake.info
Coordinator
Coordinator
Legend
Lake Lodge Office
Legend Lake Lodge Office
Layout & Printing
Christensen Layout
Printing&&Printing
Publishing
Christensen Printing & Publishing
Shawano
Shawano
Cover photo courtesy of Jessica Sanchez
Cover photo courtesy of Jessica Sanchez
Spring 2015 Smoke Signals
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MISSION
STATEMENT
OF THE
Legend Lake property owner’s
ASSOCIATION
Legend Lake Property Owners Association is
a non-profit organization dedicated to
preserving and protecting Legend Lake's
natural beauty, habitats and its various
recreational and residential opportunities.
Our work is to promote and protect the best
interest and use of all members, boaters, and
fishermen and all other parties that use the
water and land.
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Spring 2015
Legend Lake Property
Owners Association
Legend Lake Protection &
Rehabilitation District
Board of Directors
Commissioners
Steve Vanden Heuvel
President-920/737-7571
[email protected]
Wayne Towne -715/799-4551
Chairman
[email protected]
All committees
Emergency Government Representative
Tim Andersen
Vice President-715/799-4513
[email protected]
Joann Rossi
Secretary-815-218-1863
[email protected]
Stan Wilson
Treasuerer-715/799-4480
[email protected]
Dave Thibodeau-715/799-3536
[email protected]
John Toppins – 920/841-9710
[email protected]
Robert Cluka
[email protected]
John Wilson
[email protected]
Wes Fredericks
[email protected]
Jacque Fedders-715/799-4920
Vice Chairman, Secretary
[email protected]
Tom Ittner-715/799-4253
Treasurer, Accounting, Payroll
[email protected]
Susan Johnson-920/842-4513
[email protected]
Thomas Moutvic-715/799-3154
[email protected]
Robert Hermes-715/799-3560
[email protected]
Town
Law Enforcement Committee-chair
Michael Chapman-715/799-4037
[email protected]
County
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LLPOA Membership,
This will be the last article I will be writing as your President and member of the Board of Directors. I have served my time and it is time pass the torch onto the next person. I am confident in the present Board of Directors and feel more comfortable than ever doing so. They are a wonderful group of people that truly worry about the future and wellbeing of the membership.
With that said, spring is finally here and by the time you get this issue, the ice will be off the lake and the summer activities will be on the way of not here. The Board of Directors has completed a number of very important issues and will be tackling a very aggressive agenda for the this budget year. I encourage all members to consider running for the Board so that you can see how
much work and dedication it takes to deal with the issues that are put in front of the Board on sometimes, a daily basis. We have an excellent office and property staff to work with and they are really the glue and guidance that the board needs. The Board changes yearly but they are
the constant that helps bridge the gaps we sometimes have. Without them, this would not work. So please, thank the members of the Board of Directors and also the staff.
The issues that we plan on dealing with this year are many and the list is below:
• We have been told by Jeremy Johnson that the Gypsy Moth has virtually become a non-issue in this area as the treatment was very effective. We presently have over $27,000 in
that fund. With the county predicting that there will not be any more treatment in the
area in the future, we would like to designate that money into our general fund so that it can be used for worthy projects the board feels will be needed in the near future. Therefore, we will need a vote by the membership to be able to do this. You will see a vote in
the Annual Meeting notice to make that vote. I recommend that we do make this money available for use. A vote of “yes” will allow this. If it gets voted down, it will stay in that
fund and can only be used for Gypsy Moth treatment.
• We plan to make some improvements to the lodge. We had a couple energy audits performed on the lodge. Based on those audits, we plan some changes to the lodge. We
are going to insulate the floor. Based on the audit, the auditors feel that the ductwork that runs under the floor has no insulation, therefore, by the end of the long run, the heat is already gone from the air as it gets into the lodge. We plan to fix this. So, it was also recommended that since we are going to be insulating, the electrical that runs under the
floor also should be upgraded because it will not be accessible once insulated.
• We have done some shoreline restoration in cooperation with the county and also the
LLPRD in the last couple years. That program has shown to be very good for the lake health. We plan to continue to do this program. We get a lot of assistance getting grants
from Jeremy Johnson (county) and the LLPRD to the tune of paying for the majority of the
projects.
• One of the items we have been putting off because of the cost is to have a formal survey
done of the LLPOA lands. With the resurgence of the cutting of the MFL land, there is
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some concern ab out the actual boundaries. This has been an issue for some time. If
we can get the Gypsy Moth fund voted into the General Fund for use, this is a project
we would like to get done. It is a recommendation by our forester and also the county.
• The MFL land will start being cut and Wes is doing a great job getting this lined up and
figured out. There will be some cutting done in area around the lake and you will see it happening already. This was a recommendation of the county forester and we took his recommendation.
• The last big project we have going is that we will be putting forth a resolution with some
beach club rules that the beach club committee has drawn up. Actually, there was a lot
of really good ideas defined and combined with some old guidelines, we will make a resolution on the Board of Directors for these. We plan to enforce them for the calendar
year 2015 using this resolution, and then as all resolutions are intended, it will be voted
on in 2016 at the annual meeting for incorporation into the Bylaws. This will give us a
trial period and a good decision can be made to see how well they work.
You can see this an aggressive agenda and I have full confidence that it will get done. Thanks for the support for me while I served and I will be around to assist the board with anything I can.
Thanks,
Steve VandenHeuvel
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Beach Club
NEW BEACH CLUB DOCKS
We are in the process of starting to build new LLPOA docks this season. This will be an ongoing event every season until all the docks that need replacing are replaced. We will be budgeted $3500.00 every season. Each section costs roughly $100.00 to build so we will build 35 sections per season. I do not have a figure as to how many docks will be replaced each season as some docks have 2 sections and some have 5. We do have a list of docks that need replacing and it is as follows: Spirit Island, Spotted Fawn #2, Rainbow Ponds (original dock) North Star #4, Thunderbird, Straight Arrow.We will replace the docks with an equal amount of sections that are currently utilized. If you feel that your dock needs replacing and it is not on the list, please feel free to contact me.
OLD BEACH CLUB DOCKS
If anyone is interested in the old dock sections for any puposes, please contact me and arrangements can be made to distribute them. I would only require that they do not show back up on any LLPOA property. Patience is a must in this replacement process as we have our other duties
and projects to attend to this season.
Thank You,
Rick Moses Jr 715-851-1860
[email protected]
LLPOA Property Manager
100th Birthday
On March 31, 2015, Louise Swannie, mother
of Paul Swannie an owner in Mallard Bay, is
turning 100. Happy Birthday, Louise!
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Forestry Report
An Updated Message to Legend Lake landowners concerning
Managed Forest Law and Timber Harvesting on LLPOA Land
The latest harvest of trees per the LLPOA Managed Forest Law agreement started on March
9th. Due to weather conditions, the lumberjacks were unable to get into the forest until the very end of the cutting season. As you know, cutting of oak trees is not permitted after March 31st, so the cutting must stop no later than that day. As of March 20th, 29 acres of the 168 acres in
the program had been cut. The balance of the MFL lands will be cut before the expiration date
of the plan which is December 31, 2016. Cut timber has been banked in certain areas and will be moved to the mills once winter road weight limits are removed.
More information on the future of MFL will be shared in upcoming issues of Smoke Signals. The Wisconsin MFL has been, and will continue to be, updated. When the time for re-enrollment
comes, the LLPOA will need to consider the new guidelines that it will have to operate under. Larger parcel sizes and higher tax rates per acre are already certain. The scope of a new
MFL agreement will be discussed over the upcoming months. Your input is not only welcomed,
it is desired.
Once again, a brief history:
The Legend Lake Property Owners Association (LLPOA) enrolled in the current Wisconsin Managed Forest Law (MFL) program over twenty-four years ago. The MFL is a landowner incentive
program that encourages sustainable forestry on private woodlands in Wisconsin. Together with
landowner objectives, the law incorporates timber harvesting, wildlife management, water quality, and recreation to maintain a healthy and productive forest. The sustainable forest management benefits Wisconsin’s economy, hunting, fishing, wildlife, recreation, soils, waterways, and air quality, and renews our forest.
The LLPOA elected to participate in the current program which expires at the end of 2016. The
plan sets the schedule for specific forestry practices which the landowner must complete. In return, MFL participants make a payment in lieu of regular property taxes plus a yield tax on harvested trees. Yield taxes go to the local municipality to help offset the annual property taxes that
are deferred while properties are enrolled in the MFL. A complete depiction of the MFL and OutLot areas to be affected will be available at the Lodge. It is important that all the requirements of the MFL plan are executed as planned. Non compliance can lead to back payment of property taxes from the plan’s inception. A MFL summary of the program may be found at: http://dnr.
wi.gov/files/pdf/pubs/fr/FR0295.pdf and a map of affected MFL areas can be found at http://dnr.
wi.gov/topic/forestlandowners/opentopublicapp.html
Wes Fredericks
Chairman
Forestry
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COMPOST SITE UPDATE:
FIRE IN THE HOLE and a Strong reminder on Stumps
The compost site was created for the benefit of LLPOA members. It provides an area
where brush can be taken and recycled and/or disposed of in an approved manner. The
site continues to experience an issue with the inclusion of tree stumps co-mingled with
brushy material. Stumps are prohibited from being delivered to the compost site. The
reason for the “no stump” rule is one of safety. Stumps do not burn like brush. When
they ignite, they tend to smolder (for a very long time). In early January, a controlled
burn occurred while the compost site was under full snow cover. The burn was monitored by the DNR, the County Fire Department and the LLPOA maintenance crew. The
burn concluded, the fire appeared to be out and the site was monitored. Late in the
month of March smoke was observed coming from the burn pit. The crew entered the
burn pit area and discovered that stumps were smoldering, and as the pit dried out, the
fire had come to life. The fire department was called and 2000 gallons of water were
poured on the site.
Please review the COMPOST SITE directives. Stumps are not allowed to be delivered
to the site. This rule was imposed for the safety and benefit of our community.
Wes Fredericks
Chairman
Forestry & OutLot Committee
The Association needs you……
Every year the Legend Lake Property Owners Association
members vote for three position’s for the Board of Directors.
This is your chance and opportunity to give back to the
Association by volunteering for a term as a Board member.
Without the many who have already served as Board members, the Association would not be
as strong as we are today.
That is why the Association needs you……send a brief resume’ to the Lodge office or call for
more details. [email protected] or 715/799-3317
Deadline to get on the ballot is May 1st, 2015.
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Erosion Control Certified
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Eco paving systems and traditional
paving systems
Custom Made Fireplaces & Firepits
Stone and Block Retaining Walls
Irrigation Systems
CELEBRATING OUR 19th YEAR OF
SERVICING OUR LEGEND LAKE CUSTOMERS
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Decorative Stone
Gravel
Field stone
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Delivery
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Shawano Chamber of Commerce Member
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P.O. Box 142
Cecil, WI 54111
Office: 715-745-2171
John’s Cell: 715-853-7716
Angie’s Cell: 715-853-8754
John & Angie Schneider – Owners
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Administrative Report
The 2015 annual Association Dues were due by January 1, 2015. The white electronic pass
cards will be shut off if your dues are not paid in full. If you need to check your dues status, just call the Lodge office (715/799-3317). If your card is not working, please check with the office.
If you purchased a Compost pass, the receipts are being created and will be mailed out in April.
Spring Camping permits for 2015 are required. The application needs to be completed and you
will then receive the new 2015 sticker for your camping permit sign on the lot.
You need to have a 2015 DNR Burning Permit and no burning until 6 p.m. and no burning on Sunday’s & holidays.
Please remember to contact the Lodge office with any address changes, especially when you arrive back from you winter location. Thank you in advance for helping us to keep our records current.
Lodge Office will be closed Memorial Day, May 25, 2015 & for the Fourth of July, July 3 & 4,
2015
Office Managers
Thomas Strebel
Lisa Wilson
It’s Septic Tank Pumping & Inspection Time –
If you have not had your septic tank pumped and/or inspected in the last three years
you will be receiving a letter with the Purple card enclosed. This card must be returned
to the Legend Lake Lodge by the due date stated on the card. Again this year we are
dividing the group in two sections.
The first section, (those living off of V V) will receive their information during April,
2015; with the due date of June 16, 2015.
The second section, (those living off of Old South Branch) will receive their information prior to June, 2015; with the due date of August 4, 2015.
Please call the LLPRD at 715-799-3080 if you have any questions or send a letter to
Legend Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District, P.O. Box 95, Keshena, WI 54135 or
email - [email protected].
Jacque Fedders
Commissioner
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Chairman’s Report
Eurasian Water Milfoil is not as wide spread.
March 6 the three and a half feet of ice that The DASH (Diver Assisted Suction Harvester)
covers Legend Lake will be in for a shock to- unit will be used in areas where there are only
day. From a low morning temperature of nine a few EWM plants.
below zero to a high of thirty thee degrees Fahr- Property Owners will be informed of the areas
enheit the ice will certainly feel a strain. With that are to be treated with a chemical by post
the weather to rise into the forties next week card and signs on the shore when the treatment
activities on the ice will soon be done until occurs. Be sure that your correct address is on
next December. Each spring the ice will boom file in the lodge office. Maps of the areas to be and crack as the warm air stresses it. These are treated are available for viewing at the Legend
the sounds that announce spring to the Legend Lake Lodge.
Lake area.
Snowmobiles have been driven on the slopes
Spring 2015
March 12 the temperature is in the 50’s a lot of the snow has melted and gravel roads
are rough. The lake has been restless making groans and snaps as the ice breaks up. There is water standing at the shore and the ice is turning a dark blue. Spring must be here.
As curly leaf pondweed was not found in last
year’s surveys, only Eurasian Water Milfoil is a concern for this summer‘s control measures.
There has been some delay in getting the invasive aquatic plant control permits for the treatment to take place this spring. A new chemical was suggested by the DNR which may destroy the EWM beds that have resisted control. Tom
Ittner has spent hours making sure that the permits are in place so that treatment can be made
at the most effective time. Water temperature
and plant growth are critical to a successful
treatment. If the permits are not ready when
the timing is right, the chemical application
may not work to give the desired control. It the permits are not ready for the window of
treatment the treatment cannot be done.
The DNR approved Aquatic Management Plan calls for the use of two different kinds of chemicals and hand pulling. Whole lake treatment will take place on the sections near Dam #3. Spot treatment will be in some spots where
of Dam #1. This is a very big problem on a
sand dam. Several years ago snowmobiles and
ATV’s were driven on Dam #1 and resulted in several thousand dollars in repair. A chain link fence put around the land sides put an end to
this vandalism until this winter. A temporary
fence was put across the lake side of the dam to ward off the vandals. They cut the fence and
kept up the damage. Only after the snow melts will we be able to determine what may have
to be done to repair it. If the grass is killed measures will have to be taken to prevent erosion of the steep slope. Hopefully this time the
damage will not be as severe as the last time
when the exposed soil was eroded with deep
ruts.
Many people work to make Legend Lake a great lake for people to enjoy. Here is a list of some of the groups that devote time to the protection and enhancement of the Legend Lake experience: The Adopt a Shore group that picks up trash on the shoreline, Clean Boats; Clean
Water boat inspectors; the Fish Committee that
helps with fish surveys, builds fish cribs, and monitors fishing conditions; the volunteers that are building the DASH unit; George Sweet who
does regular dam inspections and makes out the reports; the Boating Safety Class instructors; the
Communications Committee that has an annu-
al contest for our youth; the Menominee Tribal
Environmental Services people who work with the District, our devoted work crew who monitor lake conditions, place buoys according to the DNR permit, and many other essential things; the office managers who help property owners with thousands of concerns; and the
LLPRD Commissioners who take on the job of getting things done. Of course Legend Lake would not be as great a lake without the cooperation of the LLPOA and LLPRD working for the benefit of land and water.
ing the LLPRD Board. Bob was the person who
worked closely with law enforcement and a go between with the Menominee County Sheriff
and LLPRD. As a member of the County Law
Enforcement Committee he became the voice
and liaison for the LLPRD. Bob brought many
good ideas and suggestions to the Board. We
thank him for his service and dedication to Legend Lake and the LLPRD. Mr. Robert Hermes will be missed, but we understand his desire to
have more time to enjoy life at Legend Lake.
Wayne Towne
Robert (Bob) Hermes has been the Menominee County Representative to the LLPRD Board
from 2004 to 2015. A county representative is
appointed by the County Board Chairman from
members of the County Board. This year he
decided not to run for re-election so he is leav-
Chairman LLPRD
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Fishing Report
The winter fishing season is coming to an end and the results have been quite good. This report is from George who has been out there on the ice talking to as many fishermen that will talk with him. Sometimes I think he even talks to the fish. Is that right George? There were two fishing derbies this year which had a variety of different fish caught. There were many bass caught in the 14 to 20 inch category. There also was two 20 inch bass caught
weighting in access of 5 lb. each. A picture of one bass is hanging in the Lodge Office for your viewing. A very nice fish! We also had an abundance of Northern Pike caught in various sizes. The picture of the largest reported Northern Pike is also hanging in the Lodge Office for viewing (33 inch, 11 lbs). I haven’t seen that size of Northern Pike caught out of Legend Lake in quite some time. George found one fisherman who said, he caught over 200 Northern Pike this year. He either has too much time on his hands or he practically lives on the hard and soft water of
Legend Lake all year. There were also lots of pan fish caught this year which kept the fisherman busy and warm while out there ice fishing. Crappies that were caught were in the 14-16 inch size and you’ll also find a picture in the Lodge Office of these fine fish. Bluegills and Perch were also caught with some regularity this winter as well. Last but not least, there were a lot of
Skunks reported out there during the winter. George said, everyone he talked to said that it wasn’t a matter if fish they caught fishing or not, it was just being with family, friends and enjoying Mother Nature that made Ice Fishing special. George states, that if he stops and asks you, “HOW IS THE FISHING?” Just remember only you and he knows the exact location and he has CRS.
Keep those fishing reports coming in throughout the year. Hopefully, everyone enjoyed the winter and is ready for the soft water (open water) season of fishing, swimming and boating on our beautiful Legend Lake. Regards,
George Sweet & Tom Ittner
Fish Committee
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Boating Safety
Boating Safety Class 2015, June 22 through June 26
The class meets 9:00 mornings until noon, except on Wednesday which will meet from 9:00
AM until 2:00 PM. The longer day will give
the instructors to give the students more hands
on experience. Boating Safety Classes has the
been a successful effort to teach young people
the rules for safe boating for 19 years. The cost
of the class is $10.00
Questions? Contact Wayne Towne 715-7993080 and leave a message.
Help Wanted for Boating Safety Class
The staff will welcome persons who would like to help. They can be apprentices and be mentored by experienced instructors. For more information contact Wayne Towne, LLPRD, PO
Box 95, Keshena, WI 54235 or call 715-799Unlike the web site Boating Safety Course the 3080 and leave a message.
classroom offers a lot of hands on experience.
The students try to walk a straight line with Boating License to Operate Water Craft
drunk glasses. They get a feel of what hypother- The license that is earned at a Boating Safety
mia is and remember it. There is a lesson on a Course is a life time license. If a person is repersonal watercraft (jet ski), tiller boat, canoe, quired to have the license to operate a water and kayak if possible. What is the distance of craft they must carry it with them while operat100 feet and 200 feet? Both distances are very ing a water craft. Just like the boat registration important to boater who wish to boat safely card don’t be caught without it.
and avoid a ticket. Hands on experience is to Boat safe or don’t boat at all!
reinforce by active learning. As people learn
by reading, listening, demonstration and doing
our course covers the all methods of learning.
Boater Safety Registration Form
Student’s Name WIDNR Customer ID# Mailing Address
City, State, Zip
Home Phone
Birth Date
Parent’s Name Legend Lake Address Legend Lake Phone Emergency Contact
Phone
County of Residence
Please return with $10 payment to: LLP&R, P.O. Box 95, Keshena, WI 54135
ATTENTION
2015 Writing, Coloring and Photo Contest
The Legend lake protection and Rehabilitation District
is again sponsoring the annual writing, coloring, photo and
favorite photograph contest. We have been very impressed with
the articles, photos and pictures that were submitted in previous
years, and we hope all of our talented writers, photographers and
artists continue to share their special memories with all of us.
These are the categories for this year:
Ages 3 – 7
Color a picture of the lake or something in it, or a picture of
the beautiful wildlife in our area, or a collage of lake activities.
Ages 8 – 11
Write about “My Favorite Memories or Activities at Legend
Lake” or “My Observations of the Wildlife at Legend Lake”, or
submit photos showing scenery, wildlife or activities.
Ages 12 – 16
Write about “What I Have Learned to Make Me a Safe Boater”,
“My Favorite Memories or Activities at Legend Lake,” or submit
photos showing scenery, wildlife or activities.
1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes of gift certificates for merchandise at the Lodge will
be awarded in all age groups. Your pictures, photo, and/or your article will be
published in future Smoke Signals and on our web site. Please submit entries to
the LLPRD office at P.O. Box 95, Keshena, WI 54135 before September 15. You
will be notified of your prize in early November, 2015.
All entries must include NAME…..AGE…..LEGEND LAKE ADDRESS… HOME
ADDRESS…..AND HOME PHONE NUMBER. Our notification letters are sent
to your home address. We also will not mention the participants’ ages in the
newsletter. The age is used only for judging purposes.
I am looking forward to all of your wonderful entries. Please stop at the Lodge
to pick up your previous entries from the past several years. We hope everyone
has enjoyed the previous winners’ articles and drawings.
Jacque Fedders, Chair
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P.O. Box 279
Keshena, WI 54135
Phone: 715-799-5710
www.co.menominee.wi.us
Invasive Species Management
There has been a multitude of efforts here in
Menominee over the past ten years in invasive
species prevention, education, and controls. The
County, Menominee Tribe, Menominee Tribal
Enterprises (MTE), LLPRD, LLPOA and
Moshawquit Lake Association (MLA) have all
been working hard at keeping the negative
effects of invasive species to a minimum.
LLPRD has an Aquatic Plant Management Plan
to address the aquatic invaders on Legend Lake
such as Eurasian water-milfoil (EWM) and
curly-leaf pondweed (CLP). The County and
Tribe have an Invasive Species Management
Plan to address all invaders within Menominee,
both aquatic and terrestrial. MTE has increased
their efforts in terrestrial invasive controls on
many species such as garlic mustard and
honeysuckle. The MLA has been actively
working to survey and control EWM and CLP
infestations on Moshawquit Lake.
A recently formed group called the Timberland
Invasives Partnership (TIP) is also becoming
more active in Menominee. This partnership
takes on more of a regional approach however.
Menominee County and the Menominee Tribe
have partnered with Shawano, Oconto and
Langlade counties, as well as the StockbridgeMunsee Tribe to create this partnership. TIP
hired a new coordinator, Chris Arrowood, this
winter and he is another person that will be
helping combat invasive species here. His office
is within my building in Keshena and his phone
is 715-799-3002 x3. The TIP website is
http://timberlandinvasives.org
common reed (Phragmites)
garlic mustard
Here are some photos of a few of the invasive
species everyone should keep an eye out for.
Please be aware of wild parsnip, buckthorns,
spurges, purple loosestrife, and bush
honeysuckles also. Please report seeing any of
these non-native invasive species to my
department.
Jeremy Johnson, Department Director
Japanese knotweed
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Menominee County 911
And
Emergency Management
P.O. Box 279
Keshena, WI 54135
Phone: 715-799-5074 Fax: 715-799-1337
Email: [email protected]
Dear Legend Lake Property Owners:
Spring 2015
Spring is finally here, and along with the arrival of warmer weather, the
severe weather season is also quickly approaching. It is important for your
safety that you have a way to receive warnings when severe weather
approaches. Here are some ideas that may help.
 Sign up for the Code Red notification system. This can be done
on-line at the Menominee County website www.co.menominee.wi.us/
by clicking on the Code Red Logo on the right side. Please use a
Menominee County address when you sign up.
 Obtain a weather alert radio. These radios are especially helpful for
alerts that occur at night, as they have a siren feature that can be set to
wake you up in the event of a tornado warning.
 LISTEN to warnings, ACT immediately and seek cover when a
tornado warning is issued. Doing so may save your LIFE. Please
review the Tornado information included in this Smoke Signals
edition, or, for more information, go to http://readywisconsin.wi.gov
 I would also like to remind everyone that Menominee County and
Tribal Emergency Management are sponsoring an Information
Hotline that you can call to get pre-recorded information on office
closings, power outages and other advisories and warnings. The
number to call is 715-799-7000.
I hope you have a happy and safe spring!
Sincerely,
Shelley Williams
Director
Menominee County 911 Center & Emergency Management
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Tornado Safety at Home, Work, or at Play
Listen, Act, and Live
•
In a home or building, avoid windows. Move to a basement, and get under a sturdy table
or the stairs. A specially-constructed “safe room” within a building offers the best protection. Use an internet search engine and search for “safe room” for more information.
•
If a basement is not available, move to a small interior room or hallway on the lowest floor and cover yourself with towels, blankets or pillows. If possible, get under a sturdy table, desk or counter. Put as many walls as possible between you and the storm. Wearing a bike helmet will help protect your head.
•
If caught outdoors, seek shelter in a sturdy building. If you cannot quickly walk to shelter, get into a vehicle, buckle your seatbelt and drive to the closest sturdy shelter. If flying debris occurs while you are driving, pull over and park. Now you have two options as a last resort:
- Stay in the vehicle with the seatbelt on and place your head below the windows.
- If you can safely get noticeably lower than the roadway, exit the vehicle and lie in that
area, covering your head with your hands. Do not seek shelter under an overpass.
•
Mobile homes, even if tied down, offer little protection from tornadoes. You should leave
a mobile home and go to the designated storm shelter or the lowest floor of a sturdy nearby building.
•
At school, follow the drill. Go to the interior hall or room. Crouch low, head down, and
protect the back of your head with your arms. Stay away from windows and large open rooms like gyms and auditoriums. 24 Spring 2015 Smoke Signals
Tornado Safety before the Storm:
•
Develop a plan for you and your family for
home, work, school and outdoors. Know the safest shelter areas in multiple locations.
•
Have frequent drills.
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Keep a disaster supply kit in your home including water, food that won’t spoil and needs no heat to serve, first-aid kit, NOAA weather radio (also known as an emergency weather radio), a flashlight and special items for children, pets and elderly family members.
•
Be sure your weather radio is working properly. Spring is a great time to install fresh batteries.
Additional maps and information are also posted at http://readywisconsin.wi.gov. If you need
further information, please contact Menominee County Emergency Management Director
Shelley Williams at 715-799-5074 or at [email protected].
Respect
Prescription
Medicines
A Prescription Medicine Drop Box
(for unused medicine) is located in the
lobby of the Menominee County
Sheriff’s Department
lower level of the courthouse
State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services—Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Strategic Prevention Framework—Partnership for Success II
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How to Dispose of Medicines Properly
DON’T: Flush expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter
drugs down the toilet or drain unless the label or accompanying
patient information specifically instructs you to do so.
DO:
Return unwanted or expired prescription and over-the-counter drugs
to a drug take-back program or follow the steps for household disposal below.
To dispose of prescription and over-the-counter drugs, call your city or
county government’s household trash and recycling service and ask if a
drug take-back program is available in your community. Some counties
hold household hazardous waste collection days, where prescription
and over-the-counter drugs are accepted at a central location for proper
disposal.
Drug Take-Back Event
Courtesy: Upper Watauga Riverkeeper
and Appalachian Voices
1ST CHOICE: DRUG TAKE-BACK EVENTS
2ND CHOICE: HOUSEHOLD DISPOSAL STEPS*
1. Take your prescription drugs out of their original containers.
2. Mix drugs with an undesirable substance, such as cat litter or used coffee grounds.
3. Put the mixture into a disposable container with a lid, such as an empty margarine
tub, or into a sealable bag.
4. Conceal or remove any personal information, including Rx number, on the empty
containers by covering it with permanent marker or duct tape, or by scratching it off.
5. The sealed container with the drug mixture, and the empty drug containers, can now
be placed in the trash.
* Drug Disposal Guidelines, Office of National Drug Control Policy, October 2009
How Proper Disposal of Medicines Protects You and
the Earth:
Prevents poisoning of children and pets
Deters misuse by teenagers and adults
Avoids health problems from accidentally taking the wrong medicine, too much of the
same medicine, or a medicine that is too old to work well
Keeps medicines from entering streams and rivers when poured down the drain or
flushed down the toilet
How Improper Disposal of Medicines May End Up
in Our Drinking Water Sources
In homes that use septic tanks, prescription and over-the-counter drugs flushed down the toilet can leach
into the ground and seep into ground water.
In cities and towns where residences are connected to wastewater treatment plants, prescription and
over-the-counter drugs poured down the sink or flushed down the toilet can pass through the treatment
system and enter rivers and lakes. They may flow downstream to serve as sources for community drinking water supplies. Water treatment plants are generally not equipped to routinely remove medicines.
For more information, go to www.epa.gov/ppcp/
Or call the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 800-426-4791
Office of Water
EPA 816-F-11-003
April 2011
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2015 STARTING LINE-UP
I would like to welcome back the crew for another season here at the lake. Jim, Vinnie, Dave and Rick.
We are looking forward to another season of enjoying our employment and appreciate the opportunity to serve the
wonderful members. Watch for the team while you’re out and about or stopping by the compost site. We will be
swinging for the bleachers every chance we get.
Thank You
Rick Moses Jr
Property Manager LLPOA
Menominee Town/County Clerk
Laure Pecore
P.O. Box 279
Keshena, WI 54135
Phone: 715-799-3311 Fax: 715-799-1322
[email protected]
Spring 2015
Property owners of Menominee County have received their 2014 tax bill and the first installments have
been paid. I would like to share with you some information that the Department of Revenue has available
for property owners.
2014 Guide for Property Owners- get your complete guide at http://www.revenue.wi.gov
The question and answers in this booklet provide information about property assessment and taxation in
Wisconsin. The narrative provides general information and does not deal with legal details. Should you
want additional information about your assessment, contact our assessor, Accurate Appraisal, Menasha, WI
800/770-3927.
Let me give you a summary of some of the most asked questions.
What is general Property? General property defined by statute as including all taxable “real” and
“personal” property
 “Real property” includes the land and all buildings, improvements, fixtures and rights and
privileges connected with the land.
 “Personal property” includes all goods, wares, merchandise, chattels and effects of any
nature or description having any marketable value.
What are the components of the general property tax? There are two components in any tax: the base
and the rate.
 In property tax, the base is the value of all taxable property.
 The rate is calculated after the governing body of the town determines how much money
must be raised from the property tax.
What is an assessment and what is its purpose? An assessment is the value placed upon your property
by the assessor. This value determines what portion of the local property tax levy will be borne by your
property.
Can an assessment on my property be changed even if the assessor has never been inside the
building? An interior inspection will result in a better quality assessment and is the recommended
practice. However, it is not always possible to do this. The law requires that property be valued from
actual view or from the best information that can be practicably obtained.
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Will my assessment change if I repair and maintain my home? Normal home repairs and maintenance
generally prevent property values from falling and usually do not warrant a change in the assessment.
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Will my assessment change if I improve my property? Because the law provides that the assessment be
based upon the market value of the improvement, the real question is how much the total value of the
building and land has changed due to the improvement. The cost may not be the true measure of any
change in market value. However, under many circumstances, a prudent property owner will calculate that
the change in value due to remodeling will approximate the cost of such work. If there is an increase in
market value, it should be reflected in an increase in assessed value.
Will I be notified if there is a change in my assessment? According to sec. 70.365 Wis. Stats, whenever
an assessor changes the total assessment of any real property that are taxed as personal property by any
amount, the owner must be notified. However, failure to receive a notice does not affect the validity of the
changed assessment.
The notice must be in writing and mailed at least 15 days prior to the Board of Review.
If I disagree with the assessment or classification of my property, what can I do about it?
1. If possible, you should call or meet with your assessor prior to the Board of Review (BOR) to
examine you assessment records. When you meet with your assessor, review the records for your property
and discuss how your assessment was made. Assessors maintain a record of you property which includes a
physical description and information on how your assessment was developed. You can call: Accurate
Appraisal 800-770-3927 to make arrangements.
2. If you are unable to meet privately with your assessor, you should attend the “Open Book.”
“Open Book” refers to a period of time before Board of Review when the completed assessment roll is
open for examination. The assessor is required to be present for at least 2 hours while the assessment roll is
open. WI Stats., require the clerk to post a notice specifying the Open Book date at least 15 days before the
first day the assessment roll is open for examination. At Open Book, the assessor is allowed to make any
changes that are necessary to perfect the assessment roll.
3. I you still disagree with your assessment, sec 70.47, WI Stats., Grants you the right to appeal.
There is a Board of Review for all property assessed by the local assessor. There are some requirements to
appeal your assessment to the Board of Review.
 A written or oral notice of your intent to file an objection must be filed with the Board’s
Clerk at least 48 hours before the first scheduled meeting of the Board of Review.
 A written and signed form of objection to property assessment must be filled out
completely and filed with the board of review clerk within the first 2 hours of the board of
review’s first scheduled meeting.
 Objection forms are available at the Clerk’s office.

When does the BOR meet? The Board of Review (BOR) meets annually at any time during the 30-day
period beginning on the 2nd Monday of May. All meetings and deliberations of the BOR must be publicly
held and open to all citizens at all times. At least 15 days before the first session of the BOR, the clerk
must public a class 1 notice in the newspaper (Shawano Leader) post notices in at least 3 public places in
the taxation district and on the door of the town hall.
What must I do to get the BOR to change my assessment? Under sec. 70.47 (8)(i), Wis. Stats., the
assessor is presumed to be correct. This means that unless you present convincing evidence that proves the
assessor’s value is wrong, your assessment will not be changed. You cannot appear before the BOR and
say your assessment is too high. You must present evidence to support you opinion of the value you listed
on your Objection Form for Real property Assessment.
What is the most compelling evidence I can present to the BOR? Under State law the best indicator of
market value is a recent arm’s-length sale of a property, provided it is in line with recent arm’s length sales
of reasonably comparable property. Sales should be recent; There should be no relationship between the
buyer and seller that affects the sale price. In addition, the following conditions are necessary for a sale to
be considered a market value sale:
 The property must have been available on the open market for a period of time typical of the
turnover time for that type of property.
 Bothe buyer and seller must be knowledgeable about the real estate market.
 Both buyer and seller must be knowledgeable about the uses, present and potential, of the
property
 There must be a willing buyer and a willing seller, with neither compelled to act.
What is there is no comparable sales? When there are no recent arm’s-length comparable sales, the value
may be estimated using other available information. This may include sales of less comparable properties.
Asking price, cost and income approaches to value, options to purchase, recent appraisals of your property,
and insurance estimates.
What happens when I present my evidence to the BOR? WI Stats, requires anyone planning to protest
an assessment to provide the BOR, in writing, their estimate of the value of the land and of all
improvements that are the subject of the person’s objection and specify the Information that the person
used to arrive at that estimate. The proceedings will be recorded by a recording device. Evidence is
presented through sworn , oral testimony. This means that if you have an appraisal of you property, the
appraiser should appear before the BOR to present the appraisal and answer questions. It is important for
the pertinent appraisal facts to be part of the oral record. Be sure to read written evidence into the record,
or attach it to the Objection Form for Real Property Assessment.
Can I have witnesses or experts present evidence to the BOR? Yes, The property owners may have
witnesses or experts appear on their behalf. Witnesses and experts may provide sworn oral testimony.
Witnesses and experts should be prepared to provide documentation to their testimony.
What happens after I present my evidence? After you present you evidence and answered any
questions, it is the assessor’s turn to present evidence. The assessor presents evidence to support the
assessment and answers questions from the BOR members. You will also have an opportunity to ask the
assessor questions.
When does the BOR make a decision? After the BOR has heard all of the evidence, it will discuss the issue
and reach a decision. This deliberation is open to the public. The deliberation may occur after each
objection is heard, after all objections are heard, or periodically during the time the BOR is open.
If you have any other Questions please feel free to call me at my office at 715-799-3311.
Laure Pecore
Menominee County/Town Clerk
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Yellow perch
White bass
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Shovelnose sturgeon
Flathead catnsh
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Legend Lake Channel Kruisers
Snowmobile Club, Inc.
Please thank and support our Club’s financial sponsors listed below.
Club Sponsors
Symba’s Sports Bar&Grill
Sunset Bar&Grill (Shawano)
Launching Pad Bar&Grill (Shawano)
Sigrid’s Bavarian Inn
Thunder Bird Casino&Store
Classic’s Lounge&Supper Club
War Bonnet Bar&Grill (Keshena)
Big Fuzzy’s Bar&Grill (Pulcifer)
Harley’s Den
Blind Squirrel
Berry Lake Club
Bull Pen (Pulcifer)
Light HouseBar&Grill (Shawano)
Fill-n-Station (Cecil)
The Cotton Patch
Legend
Legend Lake
Lake Social
Social Events!
Events!
Red Hat Society
Ladies Of The Lake With Hat’tude
This is a group of ladies who are 50 years old or older, who wear PURPLE with a RED HAT. If
you are younger than 60, you are also welcome to join, but you will have to wear lavender
with a PINK HAT. We have a great time. We meet the first Monday of each month unless the hostess changes the day. A sign up sheet can be found at the Lodge each month. Schedule is
as follows:
DATE
May 4 June 1
July 6
Aug. 3 Sept. 7 Oct. 5
Nov. 2 Dec. 1 LOCATION
Grandma Sofia’s, Shawano TBA
TBA
TBA TBA TBA
TBA TBA HOSTESS
Ginnie Emon
Barb Streiff
Gail Richter
NEED
Judi Jansen & Nancy Michel
Mary Ellen Scherer
NEED
NEED
NIGHT ON THE TOWN
Night on the town is for anyone who owns property in Menominee County. Dinner is the second Tuesday of each month. The host/hostess selects the restaurant, menu and price. Cocktails are at 5:00 P.M. and dinner at 6:00 P.M. Please sign-up and make payment at the Legend Lake Lodge. The schedule is:
MONTH
April 13 May 12 June 9 July 14
August 11 September 8 October 13
November 10 December 8
HOST/HOSTESS
Jan & George Sweet, John Gayle Weber Chuck & Mary Goetsch Elaine Noel & Larry Schultz Harlan & Jacque Fedders Williamson’s & Stevens Barrys and Stevens
Georgia Peck, Ione Kersten, Nancy Cobb Jim and Germaine Schwaller
RESTAURANT
Classics Matthews Supper Club
Cotton Patch
TBA
Holiday Inn Kelly Lake
TBA
TBA
TBA
Shawano Lake Golf Course
This is a Social Committee event.
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Ladies Lunch
Ladies Lunch meet on the third Thursday of each month at 11:30 am. All women are invited.
Please sign up at the Lodge Office each month if you plan to attend. The schedule is as follows:
DATE
May 21 June 18 July 16 Aug. 20
Sept. 17 Oct. 15 Nov. 19 Dec. 17
LOCATION
Hungry Bear, Bonduel Waube Lodge, Lakewood O.J.’s, Gillett TBA
Amish on ‘R’ TBA TBA TBA
HOSTESS
Marie Zalaznik
Jan Sweet & Gayle Weber
Marilyn Moutvic
Terri Barry
Mary Ellen Scherer
NEED
NEED
Marion Swett
QUILTING
Are you interested in quilting? Join the group every Wednesday morning
from 9:00 A.M. to Noon or the second Thursday of each month from
9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. at the Legend Lake Lodge. For more information
contact Lois Roberts at 715-799-3330 or Marion Swett at 715-799-4570.
A Social Committee event.
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BETWEEN THE COVERS
The Book Club is a group of people who choose a book each month that they read and discuss on the last Monday of each month at 1:00 P.M. For information please call Jean
Thibodeau at 715-799-3536 or the hostess for the month. The Book club selections are as follows:
MONTH
April 27
May 18
June 29
BOOK
Path of the Assassin
One Summer
TBA
SHEEPSHEAD:
AUTHOR
Brad Thor
David Daldacci
HOSTESS
Lois Roberts
Mary Ellen Scherer
Marilyn Paap
PHONE
715-799-3330
715-799-4185
715-745-4677
Cards
Is played every Wednesday morning from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. at the Lodge
Is played every Thursday evening from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. at the Lodge
POKER:
Is played every Thursday Evening from 6:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. at the Lodge.
Do Not Play in the summer.
For More Information Contact Jim Schwaller at 715-851-5342
Social Committee sponsored event.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
First Ice cream social planned for this summer.
Sunday, June 28th
From 1 – 3 P.M. at the Legend lake Lodge.
Vanilla Ice Cream will be served and you will be able to choose from hot fudge,
hot caramel, strawberry, nuts, sprinkles, whip cream and a cherry for your toppings.
Social Committee Sponsored Event.
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DAFFODIL GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS
Meet at residence 9:30 am
NAME
ADDRESS
Boyd, Melody
Clark, Jackie
Deck, Donna
Fedders, Jacque
Ittner, Patti
Lynch, Karen
Moutvic, Marilyn
Scherer, Mary Ellen
Streiff, Barb
Sweet, Jan
Swett, Marion
Veenendaal, Diane
Weber, Gayle
Zuehlke, Sue
W2455 Tall Moon Rd
N1151 Whispering Pines
N1446 Silver Canoe La
W1686 Fox Ridge Road
W2439 Timber Trail
N939 Spotted Fawn Trail
N1623 Rainbow Road
N1806 North Star Path
N1531 Spring Glen
N1692 Sundance Trail
N955 Spotted Fawn Trail
W1735 Silver Canoe Path
W2271 Medicine Hat
N1128 Whispering Pines Ct
April, 2015
May, 2015
June 2015
July, 2015
August, 2015
September, 2015
Marion Swett - Planning
Jacque Fedders - Plant Shopping
Sue Zuehlke
Jan Sweet - Garden Walk - (Stone Garden) ?
Diane Veenendaal - Plant Exchange
Mary Ellen Scherer
For 2015:
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PHONE
EMAIL
847-345-1830 [email protected]
799-3030
[email protected]
799-4920
[email protected]
799-4253
[email protected]
799-4292
799-3154
[email protected]
799-4185
799-3966
799-3415
[email protected]
799-4570
799-3032 [email protected]
799-4253
[email protected]
Jacque Fedders, Mary Ellen Scherer,
Jan Sweet, Marion Swett ,
Diane Veenendaal, Sue Zuehlke
CONCERT ON THE DECK
WITH STEVE ARNOLD
AND
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
$3.00 PER SUNDAE
CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY, CARAMEL, NUTS,
SPRINKLES, CHERRY, WHIPPED CREAM,
M&M’S, FOR TOPPINGS
JULY 18, 2015
1:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
At the Legend Lake Lodge
Come by Boat or Car
Bring Your Lawn Chairs and Beverages
Rain or Shine (inside if inclement weather)
SOCIAL COMMITTEE SPONSORED EVENT
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COMPOST SITE 2015
Location:
On Silver Canoe Road, off Highway VV east
Dates and Times:
Saturday, April 18, 2015 – FIRST DAY OPEN FOR THE SEASON
April and May
– Saturday’s – 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday’s – 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
June thru September – Saturday’s – 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday’s – CLOSED
***** CLOSED – Saturday, July 4, 2015 *****
October and November – Saturday’s – 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday’s – 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 14th, 2015 – LAST DAY OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Saturdays with
Extended Hours:
April 25th Saturday open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Oct 31st Saturday open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Nov 7th
Prerequisites:
Must be an Association member in good standing.
$30.00 per calendar year fee
Materials Not Allowed:
Stumps
Construction materials
Treated wood
Garbage, paper, cans, etc.
In order to maintain equity in the
distribution of recyclable materials,
hauling & loading will be limited to
HAND TOOLS ONLY!!!
Important Change:
For your convenience you may submit your compost site payment with your Annual dues payment. Just mail
the completed form below and add the $30.00 fee to your dues payment. Once your compost site payment
has been received your receipt for access to the compost site will be created and it will be mailed to you in
March 2015.
*Attention: Compost Site Manager has the option to vary the schedule due to weather conditions. Call the Lodge for verification if
weather conditions are questionable. 715/799-3317
OVER>>>>
**Please note the time change for summer Saturday’s hours – June through September only 10 am – 2 pm
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$ 30.00
Compost Site 2015
(cut here)
Name: __________________________________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________
(address to mail receipt)
City, State, Zip: __________________________________________________________________
Lot: _______________________________Addition: ____________________________________
Mail payment to: LLPOA - P O BOX 759, KESHENA, WI 54135
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Compost Site 2015 cont…
Dumping leaves and/or brush in the forested areas and outlots of Legend Lake is prohibited by both State and County laws. To avoid
penalties of this kind, use the Compost Site operated by the Association for the convenience of its members.
Leaves must be emptied from plastic bags and the bags taken with you. The attendant on duty will determine the acceptance or
rejection of any materials in question.
Brush brought to the site is chipped and is available to members in good standing. Since the chips and compost (black dirt) are quite
popular, we request that you take only what you will use on your property at Legend Lake. Quantities may be limited, at discretion of
the Compost manager.
Grass clippings must be spread out – not left in clumps or piles. Separate pine from hardwoods and place in appropriate piles. Brush
over 4” is to be placed in the camp fire wood pile.
---Very Important Reminders---The LLPOA compost was originally established as a convenience and source of recycled materials to LLPOA members. Its use has
grown over the years, and more and more members have been taking advantage of the site. Occasionally, we have to remind our
members of simple guidelines:
1.Materials must be divided into categories and separated into those categories in order to provide the most effective and efficient
use of the site.
2. Materials such as leaves, grass, sea weed and such are set aside so as to provide a source of recycled materials such as mulch,
fertilizer and top soil.
3. Wood and branches are divided into hardwood and softwood piles so as to be chipped according the grade and hardness of the
wood. As such, individuals depositing branches need to unload the branches in one of the two category piles: hardwood such as oak
and softwood such as pine.
4. Only live, fresh, woody materials are capable of being chipped. Dead and dry woody materials need to be loaded into the burn area
(large burn pit) where they will be burnt during the wet, snowy season under the supervision of an attendant and the DNR.
5. Wet and rotted materials and tree stumps cannot be included due to the slow burn rates and the tendency to simmer rather than burn.
Please do not bring such materials to the compost site or you may be asked to leave.
6. The chipper is limited as to the diameter of the wood/branches that can be chipped. That diameter cannot exceed 4 inches. Any
branches, trunks or wood materials exceeding the 4 inch diameter need be sawn before arriving at the site and upon
arrival, deposited on the firewood pile.
7. Finally, please remember that the area is a COMPOST SITE established for the recycling of recyclable materials, not a dumping
area for unwanted goods such as construction materials and garbage.
Your consideration in this matter is appreciated. Any questions, please feel free to contact Rick Moses, Operation Manager.
In order to maintain equity in the distribution of recyclable materials, hauling & loading will be
limited to
HAND TOOLS ONLY!!!
Brady’s Septic Service
Your Septic Specialists
Complete Septic Systems
Septic Pumping ~ Waterlines
Perc Tests ~ Mound Systems
Milkhouse Drains ~ Backhoe Work
Well & Septic Evaluations
Submersible Water Pumps Installed & Repaired
One Call Does It All!
715/787-4152 or 524-3000
Wayne Brady, Proprietor
MPRS-227741 CST-3549, P.I. 4391
Insect Control - Interior and/or Exterior
Insect Control, Maintenance Services, or
services detailed to meet your needs
Rodent Control – We can evaluate your situation and
determine which corrective measures best suit your needs, and we offer
structured rodent control programs.
Rodent Proofing – Rodent proofing is available to clients where it is
more feasible to perform structural repairs as opposed to performing an
ongoing control program.
Bat Proofing – Thorough inspection and evaluation to locate entrance
points and correct the problem thru exclusion.
Odor Control – We offer various corrective measures for
offensive odors.
Wildlife Control – Trapping and relocation of
nuisance animals.
RESIDENTIAL
INDUSTRIAL
COMMERCIAL
AGRICUTURAL
WERNER
PEST & ODOR CONTROL SERVICES
241 S Main Street, Seymour
Phone: (920) 833-7774 or 1-800-339-4275
www.wernerpest.com
We service all you pest control needs!
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Sign #: _______________
2015 Seasonal Camping Permit Application
April 15th – October 15th
-
Sign Fee $10
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Lot #:_________________
Addition: _________________________
Permanent Home Address:___________________________________________
___________________________________________
Phone # _____________________
Questions:
• County Approved Septic System in Place
• County Approved Well in Place
• Electrical Service in Place
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
If you have answered No to any of the above 3 questions, STOP. You are not eligible for a
permit.
• Do you have a shed
• If yes, how many
___________________
Size(s)
___________________
• Will you be storing a boat on the property
• If yes, how many boats ___________________
• Will you be storing a utility trailer on the property
• If yes, how many trailers _________________
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Camping Unit:
Make of Trailer or Motor Home __________________________________
Model Year ______________________
Length __________________________
Width ______________________
VIN # ____________________________________
Permit placard must be displayed within 15 ft of road and highly visible for inspection from road.
I have reviewed Article XV Camping by-laws of the LLPOA and section 8.5 of the Menominee County
Zoning regulations, and hereby agree to abide by the rules and regulations as outlined.
Property Owner Signature ____________________________________
Dated ______________________________________________________
New Owners to Welcome to Legend Lake
26 Brave Island
Ryan & Laura McClone Menasha, WI
82 Brave Island
Bruce & Nancy Pourciau Appleton, WI
6, 7 Grey Eagle
Dion Volk
Green Bay, WI
17 Morning Star Travis & Sherri Altman Pulaski, WI 33 Tall Moon Louis Lloyd Jacksonville, WI 60 Hawks Nest
Kevin Reffke
Appleton, WI
39, 40 Honey Tree
Honey Tree LLC
Richfield, WI 38 Bent Tree
Jennifer Fontanini
Brookfield, WI 38 Spirit Island
Barry Joas
Cecil, WI 10 Otter Ponds
Paul & Charlotte Konopa Greenville, WI 56 Silver Canoe
Peter & Ann Vanden Heuvel Kaukauna, WI 48 Morning Star
Ian & Khou Perry
Racine, WI
45, 46, 47 Council Hills Herb Glidewell Milwaukee, WI 47 Otter Ponds David & Lisa Olson Brookfield, WI 59 Hawks Nest
James Robbins
Oneida, WI
79 Brave Island
Thomas & Laurie Arkens Mishicot, WI
21 Beaver Bay
Matthew & Heather Kincade De Pere, WI
10 Bowstring
Dale & Ann Golden
Tampa, FL
16 Setting Sun
Charles & Amy Beaman Appleton, WI
60 Thunderbird
Jerry & Linda Terrones Keshena, WI
32 Honey Tree
Michael & Meggan Buchanan
McHenry, IL
7 Tall Moon
Michael & Francesca Diedrick Appleton, WI 37, 50, 51 Medicine Hat
Julie Masino & Michelle Falk New Berlin, WI 38 Fox Ridge
Roger Wojtak &
Nancy Creuziger
Dousman, WI
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STUMP
REMOVAL
Free Estimates
Can Remove Stumps that
are almost Impossible to
get at.
No Tracks left in Yard
Call Bob & Pat Broetzman
920-373-9701
or
920-842-2374
t
n
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r
B
SNOW REMOVAL
& LAWN CARE, LLC
Just ask, we can do it.
Serving Shawano and Surrounding Areas Since 1986
● Lawn Edging ● Hedge Trimming
● Spring & Fall Clean-up ● Aerating
● Mowing ● Lawn Rolling
● Landscaping ● Fertilizing
● Gutter Cleaning ● Pressure Washing
LLC
● Power Raking/Lawn Thatching
● Salting Services
JUST SOME OF THE MANY SERVICES OFFERED
Locally Owned - Fully Insured - Free Estimates
715-526-5464 • 715-853-8651
[email protected]
N5625 N. Washington St.
SHAWANO, WI 54166
(715) 851- 1543
LLC
“YOUR LOCAL PEST CONTROL SERVICE”
Dan Witthuhn
Shawano, Wisconsin
[email protected]
www.bugs-beware.com
• Serving Legend Lake & Shawano Area
• Locally Owned & Operated
• Residential & Commercial Services
• State Certified, Licensed & Insured
• Bees • Ants • Spiders • Wasps • Asian Beetles • Centipedes
• Carpenter Ants • Box Elders • Earwigs • Silverfish • and more!
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ANN’S
SEW & SO
Legend Lake, Keshena
(414) 801-8510
CLOTHING REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS & DESIGN
BOAT/SNOWMOBILE/SPORT VEHICLE COVER
REPAIR & PERSONALIZATION
CUSTOM CAKES FOR ANY OCCASION
Be Fire Wise. It’s Your Responsibility.
Spring is here. We throw our winter coat to the back of the closet hoping to kiss it goodbye. Migrating
birds come back north and sing their arrival (okay maybe that should be honk). The snow melts off of
the fields and forest floor. For many of us the next logical step is a little spring cleaning in the yard. Grab
that rake and pile up the dead grass, twigs and leaves in the yard. Now all you need is that book of
matches and your debris pile will be obsolete...
STOP!
Before checking off that task, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants you to know:

Your local burning restrictions
Menominee and parts of Shawano County are in a DNR forest fire protection zone.

How to get a burn permit
Online at www.dnr.gov search for the keyword ‘burn permit’
By calling 1-888-WIS-BURN
OR
Visit an emergency fire warden
OR

Check the DAILY burning restrictions after 11:00 a.m. on the day you wish to burn
Call 1-888-WIS-BURN OR
Go to www.dnr.gov search for the keyword ‘burning restrictions’.
Burning restrictions change daily and are dependent on weather conditions.

Fires must be attended at all times and cold to the touch before leaving
Many forest fires are started by embers left in debris piles or burn barrels.
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Burning Permit FAQs
Who needs a burning permit?
- Menominee tribal members, state of Wisconsin residents and non-residents who wish to
burn materials when the ground is not 100 percent covered with snow.
I live in Shawano County. I have checked the DNR forest fire protection map and I am still not sure if I
need a burning permit. How do I find out?
- Call your local DNR ranger.
Keshena Ranger Station: 715-799-3896 ext 2266
Bowler Ranger Station: 715-793-4606
- Call your local town chairperson or local municipal official.
- Call your local fire department.
Can I burn garbage or a trailer or other structures with my permit?
No.
- Only clean materials are allowed to be burned. This includes branches, twigs, leaves, grass,
non-recyclable paper or cardboard, and finally untreated and unpainted lumber.
It’s just a debris pile. What’s the danger in setting fire to it in the springtime?
- April and May see the highest occurrence of wildfire in the state of Wisconsin.
- Corn stalks, dead grass, leaves and severed branches have all dried out over the winter and
are now fuels that are able to burn in the spring.
- Relative humidity is typically low during the day due to the lack of green vegetation.
- Wisconsin is susceptible to wildfires in the spring.
How can I make sure that my fire doesn’t escape?
- Create a fuel break around the fire perimeter. Clear an area of vegetation down to bare soil
at least 5 feet wide around the perimeter of your fire.
- Have fire suppression tools on site in case the fire escapes. Have a shovel, rake, bucket of
water or a hose next to your burn area.
- Follow the daily burning restrictions. In the springtime, typically burning is only allowed
from 6 p.m. until midnight when relative humidity is high.
I see a fire and nobody is attending it. What should I do?
- Call 911. Give the dispatcher as much information you can, including the location you are at.
This all sounds like a hassle. Why bother?
- Wisconsin state statue 26.14 9(b): Any person who sets a fire on any land and allows such
fire to escape and become a forest fire shall be liable for all expenses incurred in the
suppression of the fire by the state or town in which the fire occurred.
Do I need a permit for cooking or warming purposes?
No.
- Permits are required for burn barrels, debris piles, and broadcast burns.
Be Fire Wise. It’s Your Responsibility.
Out with the old...In with the new!
Come check out our Gift Shop!
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Bird Feeding
Flags
Decorative/Memorial
Stepping Stones
Wind Chimes
Garden Stakes
Metal Art
Birdbaths
Outdoor Furniture
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Miniature Gardening
Pottery
Gazing Balls
Solar Lanterns
Statuary
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Garden Tools
Unique Design & Installation
» Evergreens, Shade &
» Garden Center Gift Shop
Ornamental Trees & Shrubs
» Fruit Trees, Annuals,
Perennials & Roses
» Lawn & Garden Supplies
» Paving Brick Walkways,
Patios & Driveways
» Retaining Wall: Block &
Natural Stone
» Outdoor Garden Decor
» Lawn Installation: Sod/Seed
» Bulk Decorative Stone,
» Lawn Irrigation
Mulches & Topsoil
» Snow Removal
We Plan Before We Plant
Since 1979
950 S. Waukechon St. - Shawano
shawanolawnandstone.com
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Legend Lake Classifieds
If you are a member of the Association in good standing, we are creating this page to allow you to advertise for free. This is not intended for businesses, it is for individuals wanting to buy & sell items they can no longer use. You will be limited on the size and no photos and graphics. Just a very short description
and contact information. The LLPOA Board has final say on all submissions. Please send your requests to the Lodge office email or drop it off. [email protected].
Donations
Selling
St Michael’s Church in Keshena will pick
up used furniture, clothing to help needy
families. No electronics or TV’s
Contact: Cookie at 920-216-9240 or
Pat 715-799-4521 Thank you
FOR SALE
2007 Craftsman Riding Mower
20hp.- 46” mower deck
electric start – DLS 3500 grass catcher
call Gary 414-510-1981
Here on Legend Lake!!
Buying
FOR SALE
Rough Cut Lumber
715-853-9747
Electric or battery motor for my Hewlitt
boatlift to replace hand cranking.
Please call Bob at (920) 731-3520
Wanted
Anything Hunting/Fishing/Camping
Related Firearms/Ammo/Knives
Call 715/851-1860
Lodge Piano??
Lodge Piano??
The Association needs your help. We
have
piano in the needs
lower Lodge
and We have a
TheaAssociation
your help.
need to
findlower
how/or
whoand
donated
piano
in the
Lodge
need it
to find how/or
to the
Association.
who
donated
it to the Association.
If you have
have any
any information,
information,please
please contact the
LodgeOffice:
Office:
contact the Lodge
715/799-3317
715/799-3317
Thank You for your help.
Thank You for your help.
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Montour-Engel, LLC
FOR ALL YOUR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING NEEDS
137 S. Washington St.
Shawano, WI 54166
(715) 526-3620
(800) 685-2061
[email protected]
We will no longer be doing any fireplace sales or service.
For all your fireplace needs please call Jasper Drengler
Chimney Mechanix at 715-304-8934
Condolences
Joyce Versnik
Legend Lake Owner in Great Bear
Passed away February 2015
Thomas Pomeroy
Legend Lake Owner in Fox Ridge
Passed away March 2015
Please let the Legend Lake office know of any past or
present Legend Lake property owners that have passed
away for future issues of the Smoke Signals.
ALL LOTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY 50%
THE PRICES IN RED ARE THE REDUCED PRICES
LLPOA OWNED PROPERTY
Following is the current list of Association owned properties that are for sale.
The Board of Directors has reduced the selling prices by 50%.
LOT #
MINIMUM
$
61 Big Sky 1,900 71 Big Sky 1,900
61
Straight Arrow
1,950
30 Wood Duck 1,500 LOT #
MINIMUM
$
66 Big Sky 1,900
72 Big Sky 1,900
35 Wood Duck 1,650
Please submit any sealed bids to the Board of Directors.
Contact the Lodge for Procedure: 715/799-3317
All lots are within the Legend Lake Project and are regulated by the Association’s
By-Laws and yearly dues are mandatory.
You may find a “For Sale” sign posted on the above lots. The Association sign includes our office telephone number 715/799-3317 and may indicate the lot number and addition. (ex. BS=Big
Sky). Although the Association makes an earnest attempt to locate these signs between the property lines (sometimes approx. in the center) of specific lot, we accept no liability for their accuracy. The Buyer assumes all responsibility of locating exact location of lot property lines.
(Maps & metal detector available with certain restrictions).
Should we fail to remove our “For Sale” sign after said lot is sold, we would appreciate it if you
would return it to our office, Thank you.
4/2015
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Storage Specialists LLC
Complete Marine
And
Recreational Services.
State Licensed Storage And Repair.
Pick Up And Delivery.
Insured.
W7753 Pine Lane
Shawano WI 54166
715 524 5017
[email protected]
VOTED BEST REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN
THE WOLF RIVER REGION FOR 2014
“The CENTURY 21 brand ranked Highest Overall
Satisfaction for First-Time and Repeat Home
Buyers and Sellers” by J.D. Power.
2014 Recipient of the
QUALITY
SERVICE AWARD
AND
Country Aire Realty
(715)-524-2525
www.countryairerealty.com
PER PERSON
PRODUCTIVITY
AWARD
Century 21 Country Aire Realty
517 E. Green Bay St., Shawano
Each office is independently owned and operated.
Walk Down Memory Lane
Tornado Damage 1984
Do you have old photos of Legend Lake? Maybe, back when the lake was first being
developed or from other Legend Lake gatherings? Please submit them with a caption
describing the photos. We would like to have them for future Walk Down Memory
Lane articles.
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Done Right the First Time, Every Time.
Residential & Commercial
Sales • Service
Design • Installation
State Certified, Licensed
& Insured
Legend Lake References
Upon Request
715-350-9537
www.northlandenergies.com
Lake Country Painting & Log Home Care
Proudly Serving Legend Lake for over 10 Years!
 Interior/Exterior Painting
 Wood and Cedar Staining
 Deck Care
 Log Stripping
And Refurbishment
 Corn Blasting
 Fully Insured
 Wood Bleaching
www.lakecountrypaint.com
Call (715) 851 3410 for a Free Estimate
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BALL GAMES
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Smoke Signals
Spring 2015
Advertisers:
A1 Dock and Lift Service
AC Asphalt Specialists
“Al Barnick - Warren, Nett & Assoc”
American Marine & Motorsports
Andersen’s Home Improvements
Anderson Heating
Legend Lake Channel Kruisers
Mark Hoeft Painting & Staining
Ann’s Sew & So
Maule Construction
Brady’s Septic Service
Brent Draheim Snow Removal & Lawn Care
The Bug Blaster
Bugs Beware Pest Control
Cecil Tree Service
Century 21 - Country Aire Realty
Chicken Young’s Well Drilling
Coldwell Banker - Hilgenberg Realtors
Custom Canvas
Dreier Pharmacy & Gift Shoppe
Federal Security
“Mick’s Service, Storage, & Winterizing”
Montour-Engel
Mosquito Squad
Northland Energies
Olson’s Rural Electric
Schneider & Sons Landscaping
Senzig’s
Shawano Lawn and Stone
Sport Shop & Repair
Steve Wilber Painting
Storage Specialist
Gary’s Doors & Service
Stump Removal
Holiday Inn - Kelly Lake
Hometown Real Estate & Auction
Kool Gurl Kleaning
Lake Country Painting & Log Home Care
V G Builders
Werner Pest & Odor Control
Zeitler Plumbing
It is Your Smoke Signals!
Do you have an interesting story about the lake? Do you have some special information that
you would like to share with the Association members? How about pictures you have taken
of the lake you would like to share? If so, please type and submit your article and contact
information to the Smoke Signals. If there is space we will include it in an upcoming issue. It
is your magazine, so let us know what you want to include. Send to: [email protected]
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Spring 2015 - Legend Lake

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