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Originally Posted by KinAlberta
I don’t think they are doing anything. Neither at Pine nor any other lake.
Getting people to stop urbanizing their lake lots would be nice. Nice green heavily fertilized lawns don’t help the situation. Two many people leave the city for the country and before you know it they’ve recreated a city lot on a lake.
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It's more the farmer fertilizer that causes it, and the lack of water circulation. Looking at pine Lake, it is surrounded by farmers fields that's drain into pine.
Pine Lake spent alot of money putting in a piped recirculation system, but that was years ago and it hasn't been in use the past 10ish years (I'm not sure it was ever in use to be honest).
Unfortunately the best way to "clean" these lakes is to drain them and essentially kill them. Then rebuild. But that will never happen .