WLMD   30910 Royal Hill Road   Burlington, WI 53105   262-514-3238   info@wlmd.org
		What is WLMD? Board Members Boundary Map Current Projects What is WLMD? The Wind Lake Management District (WLMD) is a special purpose government whose focus is strictly Wind Lake. Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 33 provided for the creation of lake districts, recognizing that volunteer associations could not meet the needs facing the water resources in the state. A lake district is not a general purpose unit of government like a town or city that deal with a broad range of issues and responsibilities. Chapter 33 dictates the activities which lake districts may undertake. These activities can include development of lake studies and plans, monitoring water quality, aeration, dredging, surveys, and water safety patrols. The Wind Lake Management District (WLMD) was created in 1985, following the procedures outlined in Chapter 33. The Annual Meeting, usually held in early September of each year, approves a budget and projects for the year. The Board of Commissioners implements the directives of the annual meeting. The WLMD must comply with many of the same State Statutes that any village, town, or city follow, including Open Meeting laws and reporting. The WLMD funds its various projects using Special Charges. Special charges are: lakefront - $100.00, canal front: $75, and off-lake properties - $50. Special charges are billed once a year in July for the previous June through July. The WLMD agressively seeks state, federal, and private grants to conduct the rehabilitation efforts. Since its creation in 1985, WLMD has received more than $1.25 million in grants. >> more