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8. Have you removed or attempted to remove aquatic plants around dock/along shoreline? Yes/No: 9. Are you opposed to chemical use to remove aquatic plants in your lake? Yes/No: _ Are you opposed to mechanical harvesting of aquatic plants in your lake? Yes/No: 10. If aquatic plants were managed, what do you believe would be realistic goals to accomplish for the lake? (choose from list below) Eliminate all nuisance plants. Eliminate nuisance plants only in high-use recreational areas of the lake. Maintain some aquatic plants throughout the lake, but below nuisance levels. Aquatic plants should not be managed. Other: Please specify 11. What do you think are the three most important criteria for judging the overall quality of the lake? (choose only three) Stability of water levels Extent of aquatic plant coverage Diversity of aquatic plants and presence of native plant species Other (please specify): 12. Do you use a lawn care company? Yes/No: Do you or your lawn care company use fertilizers on your property? Yes/No: If so, are the fertilizers "phosphorus-free"? Yes/No: 13. Which of the following practices do ycu do to help decrease phosphorus and sediment loads to your lake? Keeping leaves anal grass clippings off of the sidewalk and street Directing downspouts onto your lawn instead of the sidewalk and driveway Keeping a vegetated buffer (non-mown) between your lawn and the lake Using phosphorus-free fertilizer 14. Where do you get information on matters pertaining to your lake? Local Municipalities Newspapers Minnesota DNR Television Lake Homeowners'Association Other (Please specify): 15. Would you contribute to the management of your lake in the following ways (yes or no)? Financial contributions Physical labor contributions Joining a lake association to help guide lake management decisions Water Clarity Abundance of Wildlife Shoreline Condition Health of the Fishery