Premier Lakes reports maintenance changes; engineer reviews stormwater after Tropical Storm Debbie
Premier Lakes briefed the River Ridge board on lake maintenance (service increased during rainy season, nano-bubbler repair forthcoming, storm-prep tree removal) while the district engineer reported stormwater systems reached capacity during Tropical Storm Debbie but flowed; residents raised concerns about standing water and mold and were advised follow-up is needed.
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Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes told the River Ridge board on Aug. 27 that the lakes "appear to be in very good shape," crews removed fallen trees from the FPL ditch ahead of an expected tropical storm, the Lake H1-B nano-bubbler repair would be completed the following day, and the vendor increased service from quarterly to monthly during the rainy season. He also reported work on preserves and dry retention areas and noted proposals forthcoming for moving a compressor in the Masters Lake; Mr. Shane Willis and Mr. Alex Kurth will present electrical proposals.
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