Next DLC meeting will be March 16. Interlaken Townhall, 100 Grasmere Ave at 7PM

The DLC was chartered in 1974 by the 7 shore line towns. Our mission is to provide leadership, guidance, and resources to preserve and restore Deal Lake and its tributaries as a healthy and stable ecosystem. In addition, control lake levels during heavy storms to the best of our ability with limited ocean tide controls.

    Updates/Flume Status

    DLC Email List

    Click here to join the DLC E-Mail List

    Upcoming Events

    DLC meetings via Teleconference:

    December 3rd at 7:00PM.

    The public can participate in the meeting by calling in at 7:00 pm from any landline or cell phone to hear the meeting live.

    Click Here For Instructions to join the meetings.

    Lake Lowering

    DLC Regulate Flow Of Lake page

    April 18th presentation by Jean Toher and Steve Souza(PDF)

    Tips for Homeowners

    Considering Landscaping by the Lake or Building a Dock?

    KNOW the Land Use regulations BEFORE you dig!

    The banks of Deal Lake are regulated and protected by the Dept. of Land Use.

    Typically any land 50 feet above the lake shore line falls under the Permit by Rule regulations. 7:13

    Also see: Land Use Regulations Workshop Info

    Teleconference Meetings

    You can watch Deal Lake Commission meetings on APTV, Optimum 77 and throughout most of Monmouth County on FiOS 30.
    People outside of the city can watch APTV on the APTV website, www.asburyparktv.com, or by downloading APTV app on Apple TV or Roku devices.

    Geese Control

     

    Goose lighting controls:

    https://www.awaywithgeese.com/   This lighting system is now being tested successfully at our sister lake (Wesley) between Asbury and Ocean Grove.  Will discuss further this winter weather we install in our western storm water ponds.

    A major problem with Canadian Geese is their prodigious droppings. Each and every day, a Canadian goose residing in New Jersey eats 2-3 pounds of grass and deposits approximately 1-2 pounds of droppings on your lawn or your neighbors.  This is unhealthy for you and family as well as our Lake. How can you help?  Hire a contractor to spray an application to grass to rid your lawn of geese. Bad tasting grass chases geese away and does not harm any other animals.

    The DLC contracted this year with Cowley pest control to spray Rejex-it® Migrate at various spots around the lake with wonderful results: 

    Boat ramp in Asbury and  the park between Asbury and Wanamassa.

    https://www.cowleys.com/bird-control-services/bird-control/canada-geese.html

    https://www.facebook.com/Rejex-it-Bird-Control-154196027924569/

     

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