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River Ridge CDD opts for temporary 'zombie box' for lake aerator after budget split

River Ridge Community Development District · November 19, 2024
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Summary

A 3–2 vote approved installing a temporary "zombie box" for a Lake E1‑C aerator at $3,098, postponing a fuller relocation (Bentley Electric estimate $10,755) until FY2026 budget discussions.

The River Ridge board voted Nov. 19 to install a temporary "zombie box" for an aeration system in Lake E1‑C rather than immediately relocating the equipment. Operations Manager Shane Willis presented Premier Lakes’ one-time work order and a revised Bentley Electric proposal to move the 240V aerator to a location farther from the originally proposed site.

After discussion about budget impacts and an alternative to delay relocation, Supervisor Bob Schultz moved and Supervisor Robert Twombly seconded a motion to install a zombie box at the existing location at a cost of $3,098 and revisit the $10,755 relocation proposal as part of the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The motion passed 3–2: Schultz, Twombly and Keith Merrill voted in favor; Terry Mountford and Kurt Blumenthal dissented.

The minutes record the board's decision to defer the larger electrical relocation work and to consider pole/power-routing alternatives during next year’s budget process. No additional conditions or amendments to the motion were recorded.