NH LAKES

Boat Access Site Aquatic Invasive Species ‘Best Tech’ Request Form

Complete the form below for the following purposes:

To invite a NH LAKES representative to evaluate a boat access site in my community to recommend tools and technology that could be made available to help boaters prevent the spread of invasive species.

To request the NH LAKES CD3 waterless watercraft cleaning unit to be deployed at a local boat access site.

To request the NH LAKES CD3 waterless watercraft cleaning unit to participate in a local community event.

Part I: Contact Information

Contact First Name: *

Contact Last Name: *

Contact Phone: *

Contact Email: *

By providing your email address, you agree to receive emails from NH LAKES.

Name of the group I am representing:

If your group is not listed, or if you are not part of a group, please provide your group below or list yourself as an individual:

My role with my group (if any) is:

Part II: Type of Request:

I am/my group is interested in the following (please check all that apply):

Evaluation of a boat access site to recommend approaches, tools, and technologies to prevent the spread of invasive species.
Deployment of the NH LAKES CD3 Waterless Watercraft Cleaning unit at a local ramp.
Showcasing of the NH LAKES CD3 Waterless Watercraft Cleaning Unit at a community event (festival, parade, etc.)

If you have a specific need not outlined above, please explain it here:

Part III: Access Site Information (if applicable):

NOTE: If you only wish to bring the NH LAKES CD3 unit to your community event, please skip Part III.

Name of waterbody the access site serves:

Town in which the access site is located:

For the following questions, visit the NH Boating and Fishing Access Site list - click here

Access site name:

Access site address or coordinates:

Identify who owns the access site:

Town/City
State - NH Fish & Game
State - DES
State - DNCR (State Parks)
Private (marina, homeowner's association, etc.)
Unknown/Not sure

Identify what type of access site:

For motorboats and non-motorboats
For non-motorboats only
I don't know.

Describe what the public access site is like. (Is there parking? Is it flat, steep, hilly? Are the travel ways narrow or open? Surfaces that are significantly eroded? Other constraints?):

Describe what level of public access site you think the site has on a typical summer weekend:

Low: Parking lots are typically mostly empty and no traffic problems occur.
Medium: Parking lots full. Boats move in/out of the lake efficiently. Occasional traffic problems occur.
High: Parking lots full. Traffic problems occur regularly.
Extremely High: Parking lots full. Illegal parking occurs. Traffic is a serious problem. The lineup of boats causes traffic hazards.

Is the public access site served by a Lake Host at least some of the time? (Lake Hosts help boaters clean their boats to prevent the spread of invasive species.)

I don't know.
No.
Yes.

If yes, please specify full name of group:

If there is anything else you would like us to know to consider your request, please describe:

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