On Tuesday, May 29 an area of Crystal Lake will be
treated with an herbicide to control invasive aquatic plants. Hey and Associates,
the company working with the Crystal Lake Park District on the management of
Crystal Lake, will be treating the area in the north cove of the west end between
the inlet channel and the point. A granular aquatic herbicide called Hydrothol
191 will be applied to the standing crop of Curlyleaf Pondweed and the emerging
Eelgrass.
Treatment of Eurasian Water Milfoil was successfully
completed approximately two weeks ago. There are no swimming or fishing
restrictions associated with the Hydrothol 191 herbicide application. The
complete list of restrictions is as follows:
- Water Use Restrictions for Hydrothol 191:
- Active Ingredients: Dimethylalkylamine salt of endothall
- Weight % Active Ingredient: 11.2, EPA Reg. No. 4581-172-82695
- Restriction Time Frame (# of days)
- Human Drinking 7-25 days
- Human Swimming 0 days
- Human Fish Consumption 0 days
- Animal Drinking 7-25 days
- Turf Irrigation 7-25 days
- Forage Irrigation 7-25 days
- Food Crop Irrigation 7-25 days
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