Dredging to begin at Aloha State Park boat launch
Contact: <a href="http://ift.tt/1qIcneK 24805c0&u=mailto%3Aspellj%40michigan.gov">Jeremy Spell, 231-625-2522, or Ed Golder, 517-284-5815
Agency: Natural ResourcesApril 17, 2014
A much-needed dredging project will begin this spring at Aloha State Park near Cheboygan. The dredging will target the channel and mouth of the boat basin into Mullett Lake. The boat launch at the park will be closed during the dredging. Campers and boaters will be redirected to the Department of Natural Resources' (DNR) Jewell Road boating access site, which is less than 10 miles away. DNR officials expect the project will be completed no later than June 20, and a follow-up press release will be issued at that time.
"The mouth of the channel has been slowly filling in with sediment over the years," said Aloha State Park Supervisor Jeremy Spell. "During routine depth soundings of the channel a few years ago, depths as shallow as two feet were recorded between the two rock jetties."
Although this project will create a short period of inconvenience for boaters at Aloha State Park, ultimately the project will make access to Mullett Lake from the park much safer.
For questions regarding the boat launch at Aloha State Park, please call the park at 231-625-2522.
The Recreation Passport is an easy, affordable way for residents to enjoy and support outdoor recreation opportunities in Michigan. By checking "YES" for the $11 Recreation Passport ($5 for motorcycles) when renewing a license plate through the Secretary of State (by mail, kiosk, online at www.expresssos.com or at branch offices), Michigan motorists get access to state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, nonmotorized state trailhead parking and state boat launches. The Recreation Passport is valid until the next license plate renewal date. Nonresidents can purchase the Recreation Passport ($31.10 annual; $8.55 daily) at any state park or recreation area or (annual passes only) through the Michigan e-Store at http://ift.tt/R1TTav.
Learn more about this creative way of sustaining Michigan's outdoor recreation and natural resources at http://ift.tt/R1TTaw.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state's natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to www.michigan.gov/dnr.
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Contact: <a href="http://ift.tt/1qIcneK 24805c0&u=mailto%3Aspellj%40michigan.gov">Jeremy Spell, 231-625-2522, or Ed Golder, 517-284-5815
Agency: Natural ResourcesApril 17, 2014
A much-needed dredging project will begin this spring at Aloha State Park near Cheboygan. The dredging will target the channel and mouth of the boat basin into Mullett Lake. The boat launch at the park will be closed during the dredging. Campers and boaters will be redirected to the Department of Natural Resources' (DNR) Jewell Road boating access site, which is less than 10 miles away. DNR officials expect the project will be completed no later than June 20, and a follow-up press release will be issued at that time.
"The mouth of the channel has been slowly filling in with sediment over the years," said Aloha State Park Supervisor Jeremy Spell. "During routine depth soundings of the channel a few years ago, depths as shallow as two feet were recorded between the two rock jetties."
Although this project will create a short period of inconvenience for boaters at Aloha State Park, ultimately the project will make access to Mullett Lake from the park much safer.
For questions regarding the boat launch at Aloha State Park, please call the park at 231-625-2522.
The Recreation Passport is an easy, affordable way for residents to enjoy and support outdoor recreation opportunities in Michigan. By checking "YES" for the $11 Recreation Passport ($5 for motorcycles) when renewing a license plate through the Secretary of State (by mail, kiosk, online at www.expresssos.com or at branch offices), Michigan motorists get access to state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, nonmotorized state trailhead parking and state boat launches. The Recreation Passport is valid until the next license plate renewal date. Nonresidents can purchase the Recreation Passport ($31.10 annual; $8.55 daily) at any state park or recreation area or (annual passes only) through the Michigan e-Store at http://ift.tt/R1TTav.
Learn more about this creative way of sustaining Michigan's outdoor recreation and natural resources at http://ift.tt/R1TTaw.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state's natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to www.michigan.gov/dnr.
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