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5. From your observations over the last two years, how would you describe the clarity of water in the open areas of Lake Owasso? (select one) D Clearer D Murkier D About the same overall a. Check here if you are a former or current volunteer monitor of water clarity: D b. Which activity, if any, does water clarity impact for you? D None D Specify 6. In your opinion, during which summer month does Lake Owasso have the worst water clarity? (select one) DMay D June DJuly D August D September 7. In your opinion, what are the tOll 3 most important criteria for a quality lake? D Stable water levels D Water clarity D Diverse native aquatic plants D Fish, variety and/or quantity D Wildlife, variety and/or quantity D No invasive (non-native) aquatic plants D Other 8. Have you noticed a change in Lake Owasso's fishery over the last 10 years? DYes D No D I do not fish in Lake Owasso If yes, specify 9. Have you noticed any of the following relative the fish population in Lake Owasso? (check all that apply) D Large numbers of small sunfish or blue gills D Large rough fish populations such as carp D Low predator fish (northern, bass, etc.) population ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FOR LAKESHORE AND DEEDED ACCESS RESIDENTS ONLY: 10. What aquatic plant control methods do you support on Lake Owasso? D Chemical D Mechanical D None D Other 11. What do yon do to help decrease phosphorous and sediments in the lake? (check all that apply) D Maintain a shoreline buffer (non-mown) D Keep leaves, grass clippings and chemicals off your street, driveway, and sidewalks D Direct downspouts onto lawn or garden D Use rain barrels to collect roof runoff D Use phosphorous-free or no fertilizer D Other (specify) (PLEASE NOTE: All survey results will be tallied anonymously, regardless of contact information provided.) To return this survey, simply refold the paper with the Grass Lake Water Management Organization address on the outside fold and secure the edge with tape where indicated.