Fireworks June 29 at Dusk
(Rain Date July 6)
Volunteers Needed!
It takes many helping hands to provide fireworks for the lake!
To provide this year's fireworks display, we need
volunteers to perform various tasks.
Here are the opportunities to help make our
Eagle Spring Lake fireworks a success!
to volunteer or for more information.
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Task(s)
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Est Time
Commitment
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Filled
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Notes
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01
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Put up “No Parking Signs on County Road E (2 people)
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1.5 hours
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Signs are put up the day before the display around noon.
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02
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Meet and set up barges
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1 hour
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Barges are set up the day before the display.
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03
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Drive barges to display area and return
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30 min each way
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Drive barges to display area from Kroll at approximately 8 pm and return them after the display is completed. Transportation will be needed to pick driver up and drop them off again.
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04
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Host fireworks display shooter on a pontoon boat
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About 30 min before the show to 15 min. after the display.
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X
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Pick up display technician at Kroll about 8:30 pm and drop them off back at Kroll at end or display.
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05
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Clean and restore barges after show and put equipment back in Kroll building (2 people).
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15 min after the display has ended, about 1 hour duration
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06
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Remove parking signs on County Road E the day after the display (2 people)
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45 min
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Signs are removed the morning after the display, but before 10 am.
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Landscaping Alternatives!
Why Use Native Plants?
Although you can safely have non-native, non-invasive plants along your shore line, native plants which evolved with our lake birds and insects will provide the best shelter and food. You can make your shoreline an ecological oasis for them!
Creating a border of native plants provides not only a barrier for the geese, but improves the quality of the water run-off into the lake! A beautiful garden of native plants allows water to 'walk not run' into our lake.
And NEVER use fertilizer containing phosphorus, it is the primary reason for algae in Eagle Spring Lake. If you use a lawn service? Check with your provider to be sure!