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Annual Meeting of the LMPA Set for Sunday October 12th at 4PM

The Lake Minnewashta Preservation Association is hosting our Annual Meeting and Pot Luck Dinner at the wonderful dining room of Camp Fire Minnesota , Sunday October 12th  from 4PM to 7PM. This is a great time to meet and catch up with your … Continue reading

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Adopt a Drain to Protect Lake Minnewashta

Fall is an important time to protect storm drains. Join the nation’s largest Adopt a Drain program which invites residents to adopt a storm drain and commit to keeping it clear of leaves, trash and other debris. Keeping storm drains clean prevents … Continue reading

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Eurasian Water Milfoils (EWM) Invasive Weed Treatment Planned Within the Next Two Weeks

Dear Lake Minnewashta Residents and Supporters, As part of our ongoing mission to protect and enhance the water quality and recreational enjoyment of Lake Minnewashta, the Lake Minnewashta Preservation Association (LMPA) will be treating areas of the lake for aquatic … Continue reading

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Help Stamp Out Starry Stonewort – Sign Up for Starry Trek 2025

Registration for Starry Trek on August 9th is open. Carver County Water Management Organization (CCWMO) is hosting an event at Waconia Regional Park. Starry Trek is a statewide event focused on searching for one of Minnesota’s newest aquatic invasive species, starry … Continue reading

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No-Wake Restrictions Lifted on Lake Minnewashta

Notice from the City of Chanhassen : The Chanhassen City Engineer lifted the slow-no-wake restriction at Lake Minnewashta as of 2PM July 7th.  In case there is any confusion, the LMPA’s has no authority in the imposition or lifting of … Continue reading

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No-Wake Restriction in Place on Lake Minnewashta

Notice from the City of Chanhassen : Due to recent substantial rainfall, Lake Minnewashta is under slow-no-wake restrictions to prevent shoreline erosion. The lake has exceeded the regulatory elevation of 945 ft. and must drop below that level for three consecutive … Continue reading

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