Aquatic Nuisance Control
Inland Lakes Management Although aquatic plants are a natural component of every aquatic ecosystem, excessive plant growth can sometimes be a nuisance for riparian property owners and other lake users.
This page can be accessed as www.mi.gov/anc.
Application and Permit Information
- General Permits and Pre-Approved Lists of Specific Waterbodies Eligible for Certificates of Coverage (COC)
- Appendix A - List of Municipalities for the Purpose of Notification
- Registry of waterbodies infested by aquatic invasive species, pursuant to Part 33, Aquatic Nuisance Control, 1994 PA 451
- ANC 2021 Fee Information
- ANC 2022 Fee Information
- ANC Fee Increase Letter 2022
- NPDES Pesticide General Permits
- Posting Sign
- Permit Application, Revision, Transfer, and Treatment Report Forms
- List of Licensed Commercial Pesticide Applicators
General Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Permitting Requirements
- Best Management Practices
- Whole Lake Treatments
- ANC Program Staff
- Aquatic Plant Management Information
- Chemicals used for Treatment of Aquatic Nuisance Plants and/or Algae
- Swimmer's Itch Information
- Mapping Resources
- Lake and Wetland Management Resources
- EGLE Contact Information
