The 2019 marina update, including the current wait list for dock spots, has now been posted. Click these links for more details:

• Marina Update
• Current Wait List

Congratulations to Carl Ens and Tim Becker who have been elected to the Marean Lake Advisory Committee.

Sufficient nominations for MLAC have been received to warrant an election, to be held 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on July 1st, 2018 at the store by the beach.  Additional details have been emailed to all known owners in the resort.

Two positions are open for election on the Marean Lake Advisory Committee.  The call for nominations has been issued by the RM of Bjorkdale, please click here for additional information.

Due to the extremely dry conditions this spring, until further notice the RM of Bjorkdale has implemented a ban on all open fires throughout the RM. Propane powered devices are still allowed.

This includes Marean Lake, please respect this ban and keep our lake community safe.

The RM of Bjorkdale has relocated their office into the community of Bjorkdale.  Their new phone number is (306) 886-2470

RM of Bjorkdale No. 426
PO Box 60
Bjorkdale SK
S0E 0E0

New speed bumps have been installed

Excessive speed creates a safety hazard for pedestrians and increases dust.  In order to reduce speeds, the RM has now installed several speed bumps (marked with flags) on the 2 main access roads into the resort from grid road #679.

Speed on the main access roads is limited to 40 kph

Speed within the resort is limited to 20 kph

ALERT!

Zebra mussels and Quagga mussels are two species that, when introduced to a new ecosystem, reproduce at such a rapid rate that they then over take the ecosystem and kill everything in it as they do not have any natural predators in Saskatchewan, Canada, or North America.

They have been confirmed present in Lake Winnipeg as well as the Great Lakes. Additionally they have been found in every state in the USA.

If there is a boat that has been in a lake in these contaminated areas, they must be quarantined and disinfected before they are allowed in Saskatchewan lakes. If you spot a boat with a license plate from these areas, call the number on the sign and do not allow the boat in the water.

Eventually we will have pamphlets with more information available at the store as well as on the MLAC website.

Click here for more information on these 2 species.  We appreciate your participation in this prevention program.

With the Canada Day long weekend a few days away boating season is in full-swing.  This sign from Greenwater Lake Provincial Park is a good reminder of an important rule on the water.  The high water levels this spring and high winds have undermined parts of the shoreline of Marean lake, and wakes from boats using excessive speed near shore only compound the problem.

Please remember to reduce speeds close to land as a courtesy to people on the shore and to prevent damage.

Need to brush up on boating safety?  Click here to download the Transport Canada Safe Boating Guide.

Everyone Welcome!  All activities will be at the beach or the green space to the west of the beach.