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North Augusta to sample Brick Pond after fish kills and algae observed; waterfall pumps to be replaced
Summary
City staff reported dead fish and an algae bloom in Brick Pond's constructed wetlands. Staff will sample for dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH, nutrients and E. coli; pumps that provide aeration are being replaced this week.
City public works staff reported recent observations of dead fish and an algae bloom in the constructed wetlands portion of Brick Pond and said the city will conduct water sampling and repair aeration pumps.
Tom Zeeser, director of public works, said staff received reports and observed dead fish and signs of an algal bloom in the ponds between Center Street and Georgia Avenue. The city notified the state agency referenced in the…
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