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Welcome to LICA|online
Welcome to the Lake Independence Citizens Association (LICA) website!
The LICA Board proudly introduces this website as a tool to keep our members and community up to date with information about activities and events associated with the LICA Board.
This website will be simple during the initial rollout and be expanded as time goes on. Planned content includes:
- Monthly LICA Board meeting minutes
- Identification of scheduled activities and meetings
- Make available pertinent data that will enable our association members and community to be better informed and more involved in assisting to reverse the impaired status of Lake Independence.
- Publish a schedule of events calendar for the LICA Board of Directors.
- Provide viewers with information on the history of Lake Independence, historical water and clarity levels of the lake, news of special events conducted on the lake, etc.
- You may even see stories about the success of local fisherman!
Q&A About new aquatic invasive species rules decal required on watercraft
4.16.2012
A new law passed in 2011 requires a MN watercraft owner or operator to obtain and attach an aquatic invasive species rules decal to all types of watercraft prior to launching on any waters of the state. Click here for more information.
Medina Lakeshore Park users, your feedback is requested
4.2.2012
Aquatic invasive species like Zebra Mussels are a serious threat to Lake Independence and other nearby lakes now that they have been found in Lake Minnetonka. Area lakes are ramping up awareness and enforcement to try to minimize their spread. The Medina Lakeshore Park is one of two public access points to Lake Independence and LICA is looking for your feedback via a survey.
Lake Independence teeming with early activity
4.1.2012
After an unusually warm winter and an extremely early ice off, Lake Independence is bustling with activity. Baker Park has already moved the fishing dock back to its seasonal location, fishermen are out angling for the early season crappies and the winged wildlife are enjoying the water. Anyone seen any skiiers!?