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Lake Elsinore council approves $262,685 purchase order with Moliere to address Summerly odor
Summary
After a presentation by Moliere’s CEO, the Lake Elsinore City Council unanimously authorized a purchase order for a 1,000-gallon-per-minute oxygen system to treat anoxic zones and hydrogen-sulfide odors in the Summerly area and portions of Lake Elsinore, authorizing the city manager to execute the agreement for up to $262,685.
Lake Elsinore — The City Council voted unanimously Dec. 10 to authorize the city manager to execute a purchase order with Moliere for up to $262,685 plus applicable sales taxes to install an oxygen-based nanobubble system intended to reduce odors and improve water quality in the Summerly area and other hard-to-oxygenate parts of Lake Elsinore.
The action followed a presentation from Moliere CEO Nick Dine, who described how high‑purity oxygen nanobubbles can be targeted to anoxic zones near the lake bottom where…
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