The Lake Iola Lake District Commissioners will consider two funding items involving the lake’s management at their meeting Thursday, Aug. 6, including a proposed $930 contribution to the harvester capital fund and spending of up to $1,500 for fish stocking.

The board will meet at 6 p.m. at the Iola Village Hall. Commissioners will receive reports from the secretary, treasurer, and chairman. They will also discuss the weed harvester program.

The meeting will begin with a call to order, followed by consideration of the meeting agenda for approval. Commissioners then will hear the secretary’s report before turning to the treasurer’s report, which will include the two proposed expenditures.

Under the treasurer’s report, the board will consider allocating $930 to the harvester capital fund. The agenda does not specify how to use the funds beyond the capital fund designation, so commissioners will consider allocations.

The board also will consider spending up to $1,500 for fish stocking. The agenda fails to specify the fish species, the stocking schedule, or the specific source of the fish, and the discussion may include those details.

Commissioners also will hear a report from the chairman, with the weed harvester program specifically listed for discussion. The program will provide another focus for the board as it considers lake-management matters.

The agenda does not list a formal public comment period or identify specific actions beyond the financial items. Commissioners will be able to consider any other business that may legally come before the board before the meeting is adjourned.