Design mockup. An unofficial redesign concept for the Rice Lake Area Association, not affiliated with RLAA. Content mirrored from ricelakemn.com.
Rice Lake Area Association Maple Grove, Minnesota

The Association

A non-profit run by eleven volunteers, working on water quality and habitat for Rice Lake and the ground around it.

Contact

The board
ricelakeassoc@comcast.net
Membership, dues, buoy problems, thin-ice signs, anything about the lake.
Unsafe boating
Hennepin County Water Patrol, 763-525-6216.
Algae bloom
Report it to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, and keep people and pets out of the water until it clears.

Board of directors

Elected at the annual meeting each spring.

Board of directors
NameRole Term expires
Curt PutlandPresident2029
Jeremy CoenenVice President2029
George SchneiderSecretary2028
Michael ThiedeTreasurer2027
Marshal AlsakerDirector2029
Zach FreyDirector2027
Nick MannelDirector2027
Robin MoeDirector2029
Scott RoeglinDirector2027
Gary ShubinskyDirector2028
Rick StulacDirector2027

Home addresses left off on purpose. The current site publishes this roster as a PDF that gives every director's full home street address. Names and roles are ordinary transparency for a non-profit board. Eleven volunteers' home addresses on a public web page are a different thing, and probably not what anyone intended when the file was made.

Meetings

The annual meeting runs each spring, most recently on May 5, 2026 at Cambria Suites in Maple Grove. Presentations go up afterwards.

2026 annual meeting

Presentation slides.

May 5, 2026, PDF

2024 annual meeting

Presentation slides.

May 7, 2024, PDF

Board and special meetings

Minutes from regular board meetings and special sessions.

Archive

Who we work with

The association has regulatory authority over nothing at all. Nearly every project runs through one of these.

About this mockup

This is an unofficial redesign concept, not the association's website. Every fact, date and document link came from the live site at ricelakemn.com in September 2026, and the document links still point there.

Two things were left out on purpose: the dues rosters that name members, and the board members' home addresses. Both are public on the current site today.