Please complete the following information to register as a dues-paying member of the Rice Lake Area Association (RLAA) no later than March 1, 2024. That will give us time to issue you a boat ramp access code for the upcoming boating season and budget for our projects for the season. (If you receive a submission error when completing the form, please skip Step 1 and go to Step 2 for the payment process.)
Note: YOU MUST BE A SHORELINE PROPERTY OWNER FOR RICE LAKE ACCESS.
You can pay electronically via PayPal. For PayPal, click the 'Buy Now' button and you will be prompted to login to PayPal with your own ID and make payment to "RLAA Dues Payment".
Payment by check for dues can be made to the RLAA Treasurer as indicated below.
Stay tuned for details on our 2024 RLAA Annual Meeting which will be held on Tuesday, May 7, 2024.
STEP 1 -Member Information (Please complete the form below)
Payment Method (select 1) *
* - Required Fields
Step 2 - Payment Information
If Check via US Mail selected, please mail your check, along with a paper copy of this completed registration page, to:
Rice Lake Area Association
Attn: Treasurer Michael Thiede
14038 95th Ave. North
Maple Grove, MN 55369
When you have completed each of these 2 steps, you may safely close this web page. Thank you for registering as a member of Rice Lake Area Association!
If PayPal using your own ID, click the 'Buy This' button to the right. You will be prompted to enter your own PayPal ID and Password to make this transaction.
2/1/2023 - Note: If you do not see the chosen amount for payment on the PayPal site, please cancel out of that session and log on to PayPal independently from this link. Some users may not see the correct chosen amount with this link.
First Name *
Last Name *
Street Address *
Zip Code
Preferred Phone
Your E-mail address *
Years at this location
Please select Membership Type *
Please list any special concerns and/or interests you may have regarding the lake/creek:
Would you like to serve on the RLAA Board of Directors?
Do you own a watercraft which you would use on the lake/creek? *
