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Council hears report on fish die‑off at Frisco Pond; aeration and state restock discussed
Summary
Council member Andy Sadler reported multiple fish deaths at Frisco Pond on Sept. 3 and said city staff cleared deceased fish. Aeration was raised as a possible remedy and the Missouri Department of Conservation was cited as a potential source for restocking; the council deferred detailed follow‑up to Sept. 16.
Council member Andy Sadler told the Chaffee City Council on Sept. 3 that several fish have died in Frisco Pond. He said Keith Glaus had cleared the pond banks of deceased fish as of Sept. 3 and said aeration could be considered as a future solution.
Sadler said the Missouri Department of Conservation could perform a restock of the pond; he told the council that more detailed information would be presented at the next meeting on Sept. 16. Council discussion recorded in the minutes focused on identifying possible technical remedies and arranging follow‑up information for the next meeting.
The meeting record does not include technical water‑quality data, a timeline for any aeration project, or cost estimates. The council did not take formal action at the Sept. 3 meeting beyond requesting further information and scheduling the item for additional consideration on Sept. 16.
