Penn Lake-Goose Abatement Guidance 2023
Goose Abatement Information can be viewed at this link…
Changes to the Penn Lake Zoning Ordinance…
The borough voted at the 11/12/2020 meeting to adopt the following changes to zoning:
- modify front and rear yard setbacks from 40’ to 30’
- modify side yard setbacks from 15’ to 10’.
The changed ordinance can be viewed here…
Covid-19 Update – Beaches…. and More Are Open!
Nature Works to Treat Lake for Lily Pads and Bladderwort
Nature Works was recently here to map the lake in preparation to treat the weed growth very soon. It is an airboat and allowed here for the reason to map and treat. Lake is not treated yet. They were simply mapping to figure out the best treatment course.
Thank you to Rick Jones and Erv Carter for helping out!
2020 Census
Hello Penn Lake Park,
Just sending you a Census Status update for June 3rd 2020.
As of Today the Penn Lake Park region has surpassed its 2010 Census results!
For 2010 the response rate was 54.9% of households that responded, today your region has 55.7% of homes have responded!
Keep up the great work, please let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Katie Derhammer
Katie Derhammer
Partnership Specialist
U.S. Dept. of Commerce – Bureau of Census
Philadelphia Regional Census Center
Mobile 570-699-9316
Katie.Derhammer@2020census.gov
Clean Your Gear!
Help Reduce the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) are plants and animals that have been introduced into new ecosystems and have environmental, recreational, economic or health impacts. These invaders may damage equipment and compete with native species. Anglers and boaters may unknowingly introduce AIS into new waters.
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers by Following These Simple Steps
Check your equipment before leaving any body of water. Inspect every inch of your boat, trailer and fishing gear. Remove and leave behind plants, mud and aquatic life.
1. Check
2. Drain
3. Clean
4. Or Dry
