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The county officials officially blocked all boating access to Randall Point. This win belongs to every one of you who demanded they restore order to our lake.

July 7, 2020

Randall Point No BOAT Zone

Randall Point No BOAT Zone

🏆 Won — 314 supporters Verified

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Started by James Baker 6 years, 4 months ago

MAKE RANDALL POINT A NO BOAT ZONE!

The time has come to make Randall Point on Walloon Lake a no boat/swim zone. As you can see from the photo attached 65+ boats are on the point at any given time. The disruption to the peace and tranquility of the lake is immense. The environmental impact of having 65+ boats and hundreds of people trampling the bottom is immeasurable. The homeowners on the point are harassed everyday by boaters. The boaters curse at the homeowners, they come onto shore to relieve themselves, their animals run freely on the private property, underage drinking is rampant, & loud music is the norm.

It is time to demand that Emmett County and Charlevoix Country make the point and surrounding area a no swim zone.

Sign the petition to force the issue to be heard!

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

June 28, 2020

June 27, 2020

We are approaching 250 signatures and need to maintain this momentum to force the county to listen. Post the petition link to your Facebook page today so we can hit our target. Email your local representatives now and tell them that Randall Point must be a no boat zone.

Reached 100 supporters

June 3, 2020

June 1, 2020

We are approaching one hundred signatures and we need to hit that mark before approaching the county offices. Text this link to three friends who care about preserving the lake bottom. Post the link to your Facebook feed right now so we can maintain this momentum.

74 Comments

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michele sturt
6 years ago Featured

The numbers keep growing with no end in sight. Imagine 65 cars of partying visitors in front of your house everyday. It wouldn't be tolerated on land, why on water?

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Judy frey
5 years ago Featured

I was having dinner on the point a couple of weeks ago and boats were parked so close they could see in the bedroom window. It’s time people have consideration for the owners and renters. No property owners would want to have masses of boats parked in front of their house with loud music and the intrusion of privacy.

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Randall Wilde
5 years ago Featured

As previously stated: no real property owner/renter would put up with a gathering of noisy, rude, and boozy motorists parked in front of their residence, so why should boaters be allowed to get away with equivalent unacceptable, anti-social behavior on Walloon Lake?

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Patrick Moore
6 years ago Featured

I am the great grandson of W.D. Randall and have been going to Air Castle/Randall Point every summer since I was 5yrs old and seeing al these people anchored on our point is very disrespectful as it is our family's property and an invasion of privacy. I would feel great if the sheriff would do something to resolve this situation

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Julie Hahn
6 years ago Featured

This is a curse on this beautiful lake... The environmental impact and the disruption to the peace and tranquility of the lake is immeasurable. My family has had a house on this lake since 1967, and we think that keeping this lake family oriented and peaceful and tranquil should be a priority.

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John Hastings
6 years ago Featured

The boating traffic on Randall’s Point has become intrusive to private property owners and is having a detrimental environmental effect on the sand bar by disrupting the bottom due to boat traffic and trampling. The state (DNR) and local officials need to start enforcing 1) a no boat policy on the bar, and 2) absolutely no trespassing off boats onto the bar and onto land.

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Sabrina Randall
5 years ago

This point has so much historical and family meaning to me and my family. Please make it a no boating zone!

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Mary Honda
5 years ago

I have been so disheartened this summer by the many boats "sharing" their loud music with residents and visitors who only want to enjoy the peace and beauty of the lake. Their "right" to having a good time does not extend to ruining it for everyone else!