Lake Redstone Protection District
La Valle Police Boating Flyer
With the change to the Lake Redstone boating ordinances to include restrictions on wake enahnced boats, the La Valle police has created a boating ordinance informational flyer. Please click below to see the flyer.
Goose Roundup
Per the USDA, who has been doing goose roundups in the area since 1999, e second goose round up is recommended for this year.. The round up will be scheduled for late June or early July. If you signed a permission slip in 2025 granting the USDA permission to access your property, there is no need to complete another form.
In order to make this year’s roundup more efficient, permission is needed for some lots in the following areas:
East: Kingfisher, Hummingbird, Tanager
Northeast: Swallow, Woodpecker, Jay, Mockingbird
West: Chickadee, Mourning Dove, Oriole, Goldfinch
Northwest: Meadowlark, Martin-Meadowlark, Kildeer, Warbler, Gull
South end of lake: original lots
Please complete the Permission Form and return it to the LRPD by June 12.
The form can be mailed to:
Lake Redstone Protection District
PO Box 313
La Valle, WI 53941
Or emailed to: lrpd.board@gmail.com
Shoreline/Runoff Assessment Workshop
Friday, May 29th from 4-5:30pm
La Valle Town Hall
Was your property rated as Red (High priority) or Orange (Mdium priority) in last year's Shoreline/Runoff Assessment? Last October, results were US mailed to all property owners whose parcels were rated in those two categories. Others received theirs upon request. If you didn't receive your assessment, send an email requesting it to lrpd.board@gmail.com. Your request must include your parcel number(s). You can find your parcel number on your real estate tax bill and on your deed.
This workshop is open to ALL property owners on the lake regardless of their parcel's assessment result.
Representatives from the Lake Redstone Protection District, along with Mitch McCarthy from Sauk County, and Nathan Ihde from Gonzo Valley Landscaping, will be presenting and answering questions. Topics include:
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Why residential property runoff is so important to be controlled for lake health reasons, and the potential for aesthetic improvements
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Reimbursements available for improvement projects
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Potential methods of addressing the findings in your assessment
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Insights in to landscaping
Review Previous Articles
You can review previous articles at the Article Archive
Zebra Mussels
With the large number of outside visitors coming to the lake this summer, we would encourage residents to be diligent in looking for invasive species as you remove your boats and docks this year. A number of nearby lakes have zebra mussels. So far, we have avoided getting these in our lake.
If you suspect that you have found these or other invasives, please contact the board at lrpd.board@gmail.com.
