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Lost Lake Gets a Facelift

Mar 20, 2025 11:01AM ● By Joe Wirt

This photo shows a large floating harvester operated by Solitude Lakes to remove aquatic weeds from the pond’s surface. The CSD funded this $25,000 project. Once the rainy season ends, Solitude will apply a biologically safe weed retardant and install two fountains to enhance the lake’s health and appearance. Photo by Gail Bullen

Lost Lake, the fenced retention pond on Reynosa Drive, is looking much better these days thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Rancho Murieta Community Services District (CSD), the Rancho Murieta Country Club and dedicated neighbors. Neighbor Serda Folk, who advocated for the work, expressed her appreciation for the teamwork among the involved agencies. She also extended her thanks to CSD Director Linda Butler for her support. 
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This photo shows a large floating harvester operated by Solitude Lakes to remove aquatic weeds from the pond’s surface. The CSD funded this $25,000 project. Once the rainy season ends, Solitude will apply a biologically safe weed retardant and install two fountains to enhance the lake’s health and appearance. Photo by Gail Bullen
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