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Each of the four largest lakes in Leelanau County is represented by a "lake association". The typical lake association is a non-profit organization formed by owners of property riparian to the lake of interest. While each lake association has its own unique approach, all have a goal of protecting their lake in the best interest of riparian owners and and of the general public. In pursuing that goal, lake associations become a valuable resource for those who desire information about a lake of interest. Following below is information on how to contact each lake association.
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Lake Leelanau Lake Association Lime Lake Association Glen Lake Association |
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This association has two objectives: 1. To make this body of water, known as Lake Leelanau, a better place to live. 2. To establish on-going programs to promote and protect the best interests and uses of riparian owners, fishermen, bathers, and all other parties who have access to this body of water. The association now has a web site with information about Lake Leelanau and the Lake Leelanau Association. Click on the link below to reach the web site. If the answers to your questions are not on the site, there are names and numbers you can call for further information. Related Links: |
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The Lime Lake Association may be contacted for information by calling: Dennis Ferguson, President Lime Lake Association (231) 228-4039. |
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The Glen Lake Association is a 501 (c) (3) non profit organization dedicated to the protection, preservation and continued improvement of the beautiful and unique Glen Lake area for the enjoyment and use of residents and visitors. Glen Lake is located in Leelanau County, northwest lower Michigan. The Glen Lake Association is in the process of establishing a web site which will include information about the organization and its activities and should be on line by mid year 2003. |
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This page last updated on 6/18/2003.