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River Ridge board approves temporary 'zombie box' for lake aerator after 3-2 split
Summary
After debating a $10,755 relocation proposal for an aerator in Lake E1-C, the River Ridge board approved a temporary "zombie box" installation at $3,098 on a 3-2 vote, with supervisors Mountford and Blumenthal dissenting.
Operations Manager Shane Willis presented Premier Lakes, Inc.'s one-time work order and a revised electrical proposal from Bentley Electric to relocate a 240V aerator in Lake E1-C. The proposals included an additional 125 feet of electrical work and an estimated relocation cost of $10,755.
Board members discussed budget implications and whether to proceed now or revisit the relocation during the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budgeting. As an interim measure, Bob Schultz moved and Robert Twombly seconded a motion to install a temporary "zombie box" at the existing location for $3,098. The motion passed 3-2, with Schultz, Twombly and Keith Merrill voting yes and Terry Mountford and Kurt Blumenthal dissenting.
The board recorded intent to reconsider the full relocation proposal during FY2026 budget discussions. No contract for the Bentley Electric relocation was approved at the meeting.
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