LAMPERT - LEE & ASSOCIATES Engineers - Surveyors - Planners - Scientists Phone: (715) 424-3131 or (715) 344-0068 FAX: (715) 423-8774 E-mail: lampert-lee@lampertlee.com Serving Clients World Wide Since 1954

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LAKE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

The scientists on the staff of Lampert - Lee & Associates provide a wide array of lake management services working in conjuction with individuals and lake associations throughout Wisconsin and surrounding areas.

Lake Management Services:

LAKE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLANS

• Assess watershed characteristics
• Obtain lake user input
• Determine lake uses & development
• Survey fisheries and wildlife resources
• Assess water quality & stream flow
• Determine information & education needs
• Implement the best management practices on lakes, rivers, and entire watersheds to preserve water quality
• Storm water management practices
• Farm management practices
• Yard care practices
• Monitor results

• Perform field survey to determine:
• Plant species
• Density, diversity & distribution
• Use restrictions imposed by aquatic plants
• Determine historic and present management practices
• Make recommendations for management and monitoring

• Research septic system impacts to water quality

• Investigate the impact private sewage disposal systems have on groundwater and surface water quality

• Determine the current status of private sewage disposal systems
• Determine the direction of groundwater flow to determine if private sewage disposal systems have the potential to impact lakes
• Sample surface water and groundwater to determine the impacts septic systems have on water quality
• Calculate the nutrient loading rate of septic systems on a lake

• Study storm water impacts to water quality

• Investigate the impact storm water discharge has on the lake’s water quality
• Determine the chemical contaminants and concentration of contaminants found in storm water discharge
• Calculate a contaminant loading rate

• Evaluate shoreline erosion and sedimentation

• Shoreline erosion surveys
• Determine rate of sedimentation
• Determine nutrient and other contaminant loading rates and fluxes
• Investigate sources of lake quality impacts and determine the input from each source to the lake.

• Sample Groundwater

• Perform groundwater sampling using mini-piezometers

• Sample groundwater at near shore areas of lakes and rivers
• Determine areas of inflow and outflow on lake and river systems

• Perform groundwater sampling using seepage meters

• Sample groundwater entering the lake or river
• Measure seepage flux into lakes or rivers

• Monitoring well installation and sampling

• Sample surface water

• Take surface water samples at various depths throughout the water column

• Perform in-field analysis for pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen and temperature

• Analyze samples, via a certified laboratory, for a variety of chemical parameters to suit your investigative needs

• Perform wetland delineations

• Perform wetland boundary and topographic surveys

• Perform botanical surveys

• Develop restoration plans

• Provide on-site supervision and inspection

• Create planting/seeding plans

• Monitor the reestablishment of wetland plants and hydrology

• Determine your goals & objectives
• Determine existing conditions on site (soils, water table, plants, & wildlife)
• Work with you to design a landscape of native species suitable to the site
• Incorporate planting & seeding plans into restoration process
• Provide guidance on selecting nurseries that supply native wetland and prairie species