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SC COLA Directory-Reference June 2020 Protecting our lakes, rivers and waterways today and tomorrow Directory & Reference For distribution to members only June 2020 We thank our sponsors because they help us meet our goals. Please buy from them and tell them you saw their ad here. Please note that SC COLA is not responsible for their goods or services. EROSION CONTROL HILLSIDE STABILIZATION LAND RECLAMATION Before Installation After Call: (651) 353-5144 Email: [email protected] www.midwesterosiontech.com 1 2 3 CONTENTS About SC COLA ......................................................................................................................... 5 SC COLA Contacts ................................................................................................................. 6-7 Fundraising Ideas ....................................................................................................................... 8 Educational Resources .............................................................................................................. 9 Grant Sources ............................................................................................................................ 9 Service Providers ................................................................................................................ 10-13 City/Township, County and Government Contacts .............................................................. 14-20 4 ABOUT SC COLA SC COLA is a Coalition of Lake Associations in Sherburne County, Minnesota formed in 2017. Working together, we can improve and protect our precious natural resources. We aim to provide a dialog between lake associations, various organizations and local and regional governments to achieve our goals. Mission: • The Sherburne County Coalition of Lake Association’s (SC COLA) mission is to: Protect and enhance the quality of our lakes, rivers, fish and wildlife habitats; preserve the economic, recreational and natural environmental values of our shorelands and waters; and promote their safe and responsible use. • SC COLA’s mission supports and enhances the work of our members to promote and protect the interests of lakeshore property owners, lake associations, local government, public and private partners, community members and future generations. Vision: • Protecting our lakes, rivers and waterways today and tomorrow Membership Any individual, organization or lake association may join. We have different levels of support. For more information, please email [email protected]. 5 SC COLA CONTACTS Address SC COLA, c/o Sherburne County SWCD 425 Jackson Ave. NW Elk River, MN 55330 (763) 220-3434 EmAil [email protected] Website https://www.sherburnecola.org DelegAtes & LAke AssociAtion CommunicAtions ContActs Delegate Position Phone Email Ann Lake Joni Morton (763) 370-4008 [email protected] Chris Weber Treasurer (612) 987-2223 [email protected] Jackie O'Hern, Alternate (763) 262-4334 [email protected] Communications Contact: Chris Weber, Secretary [email protected] Big / Mitchell Robert Chapman [email protected] Sanford Smith [email protected] Communications Contact: Keith Benker (763) 360-2116 [email protected] Big Eagle Lake Ken Andreen [email protected] Edward Peitso (612) 401-0385 [email protected] Communications Contact: Lori Andreen, Secretary [email protected] Birch Lake John Alfords [email protected] Keith Gangl [email protected] Gary Schmitz [email protected] Communications Contact: Emily Gangl, Secretary [email protected] 6 Delegate Position Phone Email Briggs Chain Brad Kipp (612) 810-6738 [email protected] Adele Munsterman [email protected] Scott Ruiter Water Plan Rep (320) 743-3365 [email protected] Communications Contacts: Debbie Stacey, Secretary [email protected] Lynn Miller [email protected] Little Elk Lake Andie Bumgarner (763) 234-7433 [email protected] Dean McDevitt (763) 633-5554 [email protected] Heydi Martinez (763) 482-2133 [email protected] Communications Contact: Scott Oberg, Secretary [email protected] Long, Round and Pickerel Lake Need to confirm delegates Scott Wilcox, Individual Membership [email protected] Communications Contact: Scott Wilcox, Secretary, Sherwood Shores Property Owner Association Lake Orono Patrick Plant Chair (763) 441-6339 [email protected] Nate Bunce (763) 439-6013 [email protected] Cindi Edwards-Plant, Alternate (763) 441-6339 [email protected] Communications Contact: Cindi Edwards-Plant, Webmaster Sandy Lake Melissa Brinwall [email protected] Linda Ferris [email protected] Sharon Fischer [email protected] Communications Contact: Melissa Brinwall, Secretary Thompson Lake David Book [email protected] Craig Breitkrentz (763) 262-5627 [email protected] Robert Gardetto (763) 263-1486 [email protected] Karl Krueger (763) 263-9027 [email protected] Nick Tomczik [email protected] SherBurne SWCD Dan Cibulka Ex-Officio (763) 220-3434 [email protected] Francine Larson [email protected] 7 FUNDRAISING IDEAS • Wine and beer tasting event • Ice-off contest • Raffles • Silent auctions • “Bow or Stern” game (a.k.a. “Heads or Tails,” as part of an event) • Rib or wing fest event • Food booth at local public town event • Sell advertising for local phone directory • Brat sale at local meat market • Member donations • Township donations (For example: Ask to cover cost of water testing) • Grants – SWCD (AIS Taskforce) or DNR • Loop-the-Lake Run • Local fire department • Local Lions Club 8 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES • MN DNR workshops – www.dnr.state.mn.us/education/index.html • SWCD workshops – www.sherburneswcd.org/ • Local volunteers (i.e., wood duck house construction, shoreline maintenance, butterfly habitat) – contact your lake association delegate • Sherburne County Sheriff Department – Watercraft safety, https://www.co.sherburne.mn.us/392/Water-Patrol or call (763) 765-3500 • MN COLA – http://mncola.angelfire.com/ • MN Lakes & Rivers Advocates – www.mnlakesandrivers.org/ • MN DNR aquatic invasive species – www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/ais/index.html • MN Sea Grant aquatic invasive species – www.seagrant.umn.edu/ • Minnesota AIS Research Center – www.maisrc.umn.edu/ • Sherburne County Extension – https://local.extension.umn.edu/local/sherburne GRANT SOURCES • SWCD – www.sherburneswcd.org/financial-assistance.html • MN DNR Conservation Partners Legacy Program – www.dnr.state.mn.us/grants/habitat/cpl/index.html • MN DNR Recreation Grants – www.dnr.state.mn.us/grants/recreation/index.html • Clean Water Fund – www.bwsr.state.mn.us/cleanwaterfund/ 9 SERVICE PROVIDERS Company, Address Contact Phone Email Bait & Tackle B J's Bait & Tackle Shop (320) 274-3730 [email protected] 13155 Bayview Rd South Haven, MN 55382 Stop Light Bait, Tackle and Guns (320) 255-9689 [email protected] 45 8th Ave SE St. Cloud, MN 56304 Boat Covers, Canopies Canvas Craft Ben Braun (763) 428-4325 [email protected] 718 Queens Avenue NE Otsego, MN 55330 Boats & Watercraft Sales, Service, Repair & Storage Mies Outland Karly (320) 253-7878 [email protected] GOLD 3653 32nd St. SE [email protected] SPONSOR St. Cloud, MN 56304 www.miesoutland.com See ad page 1 Miller Marine (844) 361-8150 [email protected] 2930 2nd Street South St. Cloud 56301 Rapid Marine: Sauk Rapids Garrett Solberg (320) 217-2602 [email protected] 3302 10th St. NE Sauk Rapids 56379 Riverview Sports Les or Caryn (763) 441-1799 [email protected] & Marine Lundquist GOLD SPONSOR 17445 US-10 Elk River, MN 55330 www.riverviewsports.com See ad page 2 Shipwreck Boat Repair Scott McInnes (866) 349-2628 [email protected] 32273 124th St Princeton, MN 55371 Westre's Marine & Sport Jason Westre (320) 230-0000 [email protected] 1101 US-10 St. Cloud, MN 56304 Z-Marine Stephen Ziabarth (320) 558-9422 [email protected] 2238 196th St. E Clearwater, MN 55320 10 Company, Address Contact Phone Email Dock & Lift Services Murray's Dock Service & Dustin Murray (612) 845-5420 Facebook Messenger: Lake Shore Landscape https://m.me/murraysdocks https://www.facebook.com/murraysdocks/ Joe's Dock & Marine Joe Jendro (612) 685-2356 [email protected] Princeton, MN Lake Management, Studies Wenck Jeff Strom (763) 252-6833 [email protected] 7500 Olson Memorial Hwy, Suite 300 Golden Valley, MN 55427 WSB & Associates (763) 541.4800 Use online email form 701 Xenia Avenue S Suite 300 Minneapolis, MN 55416 www.wsbeng.com/ Freshwater Scientific James Johnson (651) 336-8696 [email protected] Services, LLC 15771 Creekside Lane Osseo, MN 55369 Lakes & Rivers Advocacy, Education Freshwater Society (651) 313-5800 [email protected] 2424 Territorial Road, Suite B St. Paul, MN 55114 https://freshwater.org/ Minnesota Lakes and Jeff Forester (952) 854-1317 [email protected] Rivers Advocates P.O. Box 22262 St. Paul, MN 55122 www.mnlakesandrivers.org/ Minnesota Coalition of [email protected] Lake Associations (MN COLA) http://mncola.angelfire.com/ Paddle Sports Clear Waters Outfitting Dan Meer (320) 558-8123 [email protected] Company 100 Pine Street, P.O. Box 398 Clearwater, MN 55320 11 Company, Address Contact Phone Email Shoreland Restoration, Erosion Control and Supplies MN Native Landscape (763) 295-0010 [email protected] 8740 77th St. NE Otsego, MN 55362 Plaisted Companies (763) 441-1000 SILVER 11555 205th Ave. SPONSOR Elk River, MN 55330 www.plaistedcompanies.com See ad page 3 Prairie Restorations, Inc. Mike
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