DON’T MISS THE WACKIEST EVENT OF THE YEAR

 

16th Annual Tasty Tapas Cruise    

ALSC’s Tapas is Saturday, August 9th. Gather dockside at 3:30pm

Sign up quick to assure space on a boat. 

Open to Angle Lake Shore Club Members and Guests  

 (You can join the club now for $20 a year.)

Disguise yourself and float on a boat to 5 stations around the lake for fun, frivolity and food. 

• 4 stations serve tapas, Spanish for Little Bites 
• 4 groups of 25-30 people pile onto pontoon boats 
• 4 pm each group hits their 1st station to eat 
• All aboard after 30 minutes & on to the next station  
• 7 pm all converge at the 5th station serving scrumptious desserts
• Float your own boat or board one of ours.    

$30 per person  

For a full evening of floating, food and adult beverages 

Join the ALSC and /or buy tickets usig the QR code or the store link.

For Questions: Call Jill Carrol 206-679-6705

bit.ly/ALSCStore2024

You can also send a check by texting Jill with your sign up information and get a mailing instructions from her.

You will be contacted with the name of your boat captain who will suggest a theme for dress up. Last year we had vikings, aliens, a rubber ducky bubble bath boat and more. You can see all the photos in the album by clicking on the ALSC PHOTO ALBUM in the right hand column of this blog. 

 

RUN, DIVE, PLUNGE - GO JUMP IN THE LAKE!!

YOU CAN SWIM IN ANGLE LAKE NOW! 

Test results showing normal e-coli levels at the Angle Lake Park beach came in Tuesday the 15th,

Levels are much better than last week.

I hear lifeguards will open the beach Wednesday for swimming. 

You can check this yourself at this website: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dnrp/nature-recreation/parks-recreation/king-county-parks/water-recreation/swimming-beach-bacteria-temperature

Angle Lake News: an Aquatic Plant Survey and a Call Out for lake dwellers to become stakeholders.

The city is beginning an aquatic plant management effort for Angle Lake that is made possible through Department of Ecology grant funding. Herrera Environmental Consultants will begin the first step with a comprehensive aquatic plant survey and bathymetry mapping on August 14. I will confirm this date soon so that lake residents are aware that Herrera will be out on the water all day conducting successive passes on the lake in a grid pattern and plant sampling. The activity may be interesting to some, curious to others. 

The next phase will involve presentation of findings at future stakeholder’s meetings and begin discussing what the Integrated Vegetation Management Plan (IAVMP) looks like. My plan is to have representatives from: lake property owners, City departments (Public Works, Parks, Community Development), King County Lakes program/Noxious Weeds, and WDFW. 

 

I am reaching out at this time to recruit folks who wish to be a member of the stakeholder’s group. I’m looking for lake residents that have an interest and have the time to give (maybe two or three people). We are looking at two VIRTUAL meetings, up to two hours each: 

1. First meeting (October?) to engage, obtain input on the review and the IAVMP goals, survey results, potential management techniques, and get ideas on what you are concerned about. 
2. Second meeting to finalize the IAVMP 

Please respond to me,.... [if you want to be a stakeholder.] Thank you! 

Dan Smith, Maintenance and Operations Supervisor Public Works – Stormwater Compliance 

4800 South 188th Street, SeaTac, WA 98188  

206.973.4778 c: 206.715.5059

Until further notice from SeaTac Parks stay out of the lake. Posted July 8th