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River Ridge CDD opts for temporary 'zombie box' for lake aerator after split vote
Summary
The board approved installing a temporary aeration power 'zombie box' for Lake E1‑C at $3,098, rejecting a larger relocation proposal (approximately $10,755) for now; the motion passed 3–2 and a full relocation may be reconsidered in FY2026 budget talks.
Faced with proposals to relocate an aeration system in Lake E1‑C, the River Ridge Community Development District on Nov. 19 approved installing a temporary "zombie box" at the existing aerator location for $3,098. Shane Willis presented Premier Lakes’ one‑time work order and a revised Bentley Electric proposal that would add about 125 feet of electrical work and was estimated at roughly $10,755.
On the motion by Bob Schultz, seconded by Robert Twombly, the board voted 3–2 to authorize the temporary zombie box, with Mr. Schultz, Mr. Twombly and Mr. Merrill in favor and Mr. Mountford and Mr. Blumenthal dissenting. Board members discussed leaving the issue in the Fiscal Year 2026 budget for reconsideration of a full relocation.
The board’s action preserves service while deferring the higher‑cost relocation until the budget process can absorb or reprioritize the work. The motion records the board’s preference for the lower‑cost interim solution while keeping the relocation on the table for future budget discussions.
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