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| The Horseshoe Lake Improvement Association brings lakeshore owners together to discuss matters that affect the quality of life on the lake. The Association is a non-profit organization. Membership is open to all Horseshoe lakeshore property owners. Horseshoe Lake is located on the border of Polk and Barron Counties about three miles northwest of the town of Turtle Lake, Wisconsin. Approximately 60% of the lake is in Polk County. The lake has 377 surface water acres. The traditional Memorial Day HLIA weekend meeting was held Saturday, May 28, 2016. Link to the Meeting Minutes which contain information on the Education Fair, Lake District and Fall Picnic. Link to the LEAPS Presentation at the meeting by Dave Blumer.
and Picnic is Saturday, September 3rd!! 11:00 a.m. Business Meeting 12:00 Noon Lunch for members & their guests. Link to the Picnic Sign Up Form
The first Annual Meeting of the Horseshoe Lake Public Inland Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District was held at 9:00 AM, August 20, 2016 at the Middle Pavilion of Turtle Lake Village Park. Go to this link to review the meeting announcement and agenda. This information was mailed to all Horseshoe Lake lake shore property owners and emailed to those for whom we had email addresses prior to the meeting. Go to this link to review the August 20, 2016 lake district meeting minutes. The lake district meeting minutes are being posted temporarily on this web site as a convenience to lake district members. A web site will be established for the lake district in the near future. These meeting minutes and lake district information will then be posted on the new lake district web site. If ownership of the lake association web site name (www.hlake.org) is transferred to the lake district, as is likely, the web address will not change. An announcement will be emailed to lake district members when the changeover occurs. Lake districts are the most inclusive form of government that exists in the US. The lake district board does not make any decisions. The members (the landowners, both residents and non-residents) who attend lake district meetings, discuss matters and then vote on those matters make the lake district decisions. Thanks for your help and support! Horseshoe Lake Public Inland Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District Committee Links to Lake District information: Wisconsin Association of Lakes, Lake Association and Lake District Information UWSP College of Natural Resources, "Forming a Lake District"
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