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Lake Mapping Days: April 18-22

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Quagga mussels can attach to both soft and hard surfaces.

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Residents tie a debris raft to their boat for hauling to the staging site.

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Lake Debris Removal: Request for Bids

Winter weather causes debris to pile up on shores.
The Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District sponsors the Lake Debris Removal Program to aid community clean-up of navigation and health hazards from Hayden Lake water and shorelines.

Attention Contractors: Request for Bids

The Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District is soliciting bids for the contracted removal of the debris collected during the 2023 Lake Debris Removal Project.

Work must begin on or after June 5, 2023, and be completed by 5 p.m. on June 24, 2023.

Floated debris is removed from the lake and transported to a storage and burning site less than two miles away.Click here to view the map online.
Legend: A = debris staging site; B = debris storage and burn site.

The storage/burn site is gated, requiring an entry code. Please contact Todd Walker, Hayden Lake Manager, 208/771-0525, to preview the site.

Brief Description of Contracted Work:

  • Removing and size-reducing debris from the lake where residents have secured it to the shoreline. The staging site is on the southeast end of Mokins Bay on Hayden Lake, location A on the map. The District expects the amount of debris to be equivalent to 8-10 docks.
  • Controlling traffic on South Hayden Lake Road during the work, which is expected to impede at least one lane of traffic in either direction.
  • Transporting debris to the Mivoden storage and burn area (location B on the map) less than two miles from the removal site.
  • Cleaning the staging site, in and out of the water, after debris removal.
  • Transporting non-burnable debris to municipal waste.

Please read the complete ’23 Debris Removal Project Statement of Work / RFB for additional information before submitting a bid.

The contractor will provide all the labor, equipment, and materials needed to complete the job. They will comply with all local, county, and state rules and ordinances for conducting such work in a public area. In particular, they will contact the Lakes Highway District for appropriate permit requirements before submitting a proposal. The Lakes Highway District will define requirements and conditions for debris removal work along South Hayden Lake Road.

Todd Walker, Hayden Lake Lake Manager, will conduct a site tour with the contractor before beginning work to identify the extent of the removable debris.  He will also conduct pre-bid tours by arrangement.

Submitting Bids

The Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District will accept sealed bids until 5 p.m. on May 29, 2023. Please address your bid to HLWID, Attn: Debris Removal RFB, mailed to P.O. Box 0161, Hayden ID 83835; you may also submit via email to contact@haydenlakewid.com

Interested parties should direct all questions concerning the project to Todd Walker, 208/771-0525.


References - find more on the web:

'23 Lake Debris Removal Statement of Work / RFB

https://haydenlakewid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Debris_Removal_SOW-1.pdf

Advertisement of RFB for Lake Debris Removal

https://haydenlakewid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Advertisement_of_RFB_for_Debris_Removal.pdf

Lake Highway District Permit Information

http://www.lakeshighwaydistrict.com/Lakes-Hwy-District-Info/Permit-Information.aspx

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Eurasian Watermilfoil was found via survey spring '23 in Hayden Lake along the south eastern shore.

Water Rights and ’23 Weed Treatment

Residents tie a debris raft to their boat for hauling to the staging site.

Tips for Lake Debris Removal

simple lakeshore image - decoration

Lake Mapping Days: April 18-22

Hayden Lake Water Quality Studies

Main body of hayden lake showing honey badger overlay with treatment types

Honey Badger Project and the Hayden Lake Watershed

simple lakeshore image - decoration

Lake Mapping Days: April 18-22

Hayden Lake Water Quality Studies

Main body of hayden lake showing honey badger overlay with treatment types

Honey Badger Project and the Hayden Lake Watershed

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