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Freestone Lake
Management Plan
       Wilson Ranch POA
              March 2013
Purpose
 define the long range management of Freestone Lake
 and its immediate area.

 tool for communication with all


 provide an agreed upon direction for management
 decisions
Committee members
            Ken Rice
           Steve Cole
          Greg Harris
          Kerry Kozuki
           Jim Gregg
History/physical setting

Numerous studies and recommendations

                Design of the liner
                   Water quality
              Fish recommendations
               Habitat improvements
Relation to Wilson Ranch CC&R’s
and Design Guidelines and PD
requirements
The Vision for Freestone Lake
Freestone Lake blends seamlessly into the adjacent natural
  appearing landscape, residences, and lodge that adjoin it.
The lake supports an abundance of fish and lake related
  wildlife while providing water and shoreline related
  recreation for the Wilson Ranch landowners and guests.
The foreground is a blend of human structures and natural
  appearing vegetation. From a distance the lake appears to
  blend into the topography and to be a natural feature of the
  landscape.
Management is focused on retaining the appearance of a light
  touch while providing natural appearing fish and wildlife
  habitat and improvements.
Recreation management focuses on enhancing landowner
  and guest access, fishing, swimming; and summer and
  winter trail use around the lake.
Current situation and trends

              The setting
               Recreation
            Fish and Wildlife
                 Other
Strategic Priorities


 Maintain water quality
 Retain a recreational cold water fishery
 Support the aesthetic setting of the lake
 Provide compatible recreation opportunities
Freestone Lake Goals
             Water Quality
               Aesthetics
         Vegetation and Wildlife
             Lake Activities
            Aquatic Habitat
Management Programs


          Communications
            Annual budget
         Seasonal Operations
          Activity and timing
Lake Committee Recommendations
                 “A” priority funding

 Create a natural park area at the south end of the lake
 $ 7200

 Improve private property signing $500


 Pull weeds in the water ‘week’
Lake Committee Recommendations
                 “B” & “C” priority funding

 Lake trail grading and surfacing $4000
 Install 6 root balls $2500
 Osprey nest site $800
 Natural snag placement $4000
 Naturalize the Freestone Inn Beach area $2000
Freestone lake management plan ss

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Freestone lake management plan ss

  • 1. Freestone Lake Management Plan Wilson Ranch POA March 2013
  • 2. Purpose  define the long range management of Freestone Lake and its immediate area.  tool for communication with all  provide an agreed upon direction for management decisions
  • 3. Committee members  Ken Rice  Steve Cole  Greg Harris  Kerry Kozuki  Jim Gregg
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6. History/physical setting Numerous studies and recommendations  Design of the liner  Water quality  Fish recommendations  Habitat improvements
  • 7. Relation to Wilson Ranch CC&R’s and Design Guidelines and PD requirements
  • 8. The Vision for Freestone Lake Freestone Lake blends seamlessly into the adjacent natural appearing landscape, residences, and lodge that adjoin it. The lake supports an abundance of fish and lake related wildlife while providing water and shoreline related recreation for the Wilson Ranch landowners and guests. The foreground is a blend of human structures and natural appearing vegetation. From a distance the lake appears to blend into the topography and to be a natural feature of the landscape. Management is focused on retaining the appearance of a light touch while providing natural appearing fish and wildlife habitat and improvements. Recreation management focuses on enhancing landowner and guest access, fishing, swimming; and summer and winter trail use around the lake.
  • 9. Current situation and trends  The setting  Recreation  Fish and Wildlife  Other
  • 10. Strategic Priorities  Maintain water quality  Retain a recreational cold water fishery  Support the aesthetic setting of the lake  Provide compatible recreation opportunities
  • 11. Freestone Lake Goals  Water Quality  Aesthetics  Vegetation and Wildlife  Lake Activities  Aquatic Habitat
  • 12. Management Programs  Communications  Annual budget  Seasonal Operations  Activity and timing
  • 13. Lake Committee Recommendations “A” priority funding  Create a natural park area at the south end of the lake $ 7200  Improve private property signing $500  Pull weeds in the water ‘week’
  • 14. Lake Committee Recommendations “B” & “C” priority funding  Lake trail grading and surfacing $4000  Install 6 root balls $2500  Osprey nest site $800  Natural snag placement $4000  Naturalize the Freestone Inn Beach area $2000