Mission Statement
Action Plan
Save Lake Hallett! Learn how!
Current
Newsletter Contents
• Summer 2009 - Winter 2010• Community Day
• Newsletter Archive
Annual Events
Annual Lakeshore Cleanup
The Annual Lake Hallett Spring Lakeshore Cleanup. Association meeting follows. Snacks & water provided.
Adopt A Highway Program
On Highway 22 between St. Peter and Mankato. Look for the signs.
Rockbend Folk Festival.
Sat-Sun. Sept 2009. Fall 2009 volunteers needed for the LHA information booth. Volunteer either day.
Photo Gallery
Winterfest 2007 Polar Plunge
Help Keep Your Lake Clean
Movie Gallery
DSL or Cable Speed
DSL or Cable Speed
Associaton Dues
LHA dues may be paid online.
Free Music
Free music courtesy City Mouse
Moonlight Baby • Children Go Where I Send Thee • Smile All Over •
Moonlight Baby w/Symphony Orchesta
More about City Mouse...
Newsletter Index
• Current Newsletter• Fall 2008-Winter 2009
• Spring 2008 Newsletter
• Spring 2007 Newsletter
• Winter 2007 Newsletter
• Summer 2006 Newsletter
• Spring 2006 Newsletter
• Summer 2005 Newsletter
• Spring 2005 Newsletter
• Winter 2005 Newsletter
• Summer 2004 Newsletter
• Fall 2003 Newsletter
• Summer 2003 Newsletter
Newsletter Feb 2001.
Lake Hallett Association Newsletter
Summer 2009 - Winter 2010
Download the Newsletter
Download the current newsletter in PDF format. Summer 2009 Lake Hallett Association Newsletter.
Community Day at the Food Coop
Community Day at the Food Coop on August 1st, 2009 from 11 am-2 pm. Download the brochure.
Contact
Lake Hallett Association
302 St. Julien St.
St. Peter MN 56082
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-Margaret Mead |
- Your City Council has decided this lake better serves the community as a place to dump polluted urban storm water than as a recreational resource for the community.
This picture taken February 13th 2005 clearly shows polluted storm water pouring into Lake Hallett.
- Your City Council did not purchase property for a park in this area. The property purchased by the City was to allow for the addition of more polluted storm water into Lake Hallett and to build the WasteWater Treatment Plant.
- Although there has been talk of purchasing additional property in the Lake Hallett area for decades, an option has now been signed to sell all the remaining property to a large development company.
- The only City-owned property is the 30-foot wide buffer zone along part of the shoreline. This is slated for a 1/2-mile long 8 to 12-foot wide gravel road for walking, biking and City vehicles. This leaves little room for trees, a beach, picnic areas, playground equipment, parking or restrooms. This also violates Best Management Practices (BMPs) and Minnesota State Shoreland Management Standards.
- There is no drive in public access or any plans for one. This means no public boat access. Without this public access the Department of Natural Resources will not stock the lake or put in a handicapped accessible dock. The only public access will be the parking lot of the WasteWater Treatment Plant.
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Yearly Membership Dues $20.00
online or Mail to: Lake Hallett Association 302 St. Julien St. St. Peter, MN 56082
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