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Premier Lakes reports routine maintenance changes, readies equipment ahead of tropical storm
Summary
Premier Lakes told the River Ridge CDD Board that the community lakes are in good condition, that crews removed fallen trees from an FPL ditch before an approaching storm, and that service frequency will increase from quarterly to monthly during the rainy season.
Bill Kurth, representing Premier Lakes, told the River Ridge Community Development District Board that "the lakes appear to be in very good shape," and that crews had removed fallen trees from the Florida Power & Light ditch and outfall structure prior to an impending tropical storm. He said repairs to the Lake H1‑B nano‑bubbler — which lost prime after being turned off — will be completed the following day.
Kurth also reported an operational change: Premier Lakes shifted from quarterly to monthly service during the rainy season to address increased growth and maintenance needs. Operations Manager Shane Willis and Mr. Alex Kurth will prepare electrical proposals to move a compressor in the Masters Lake; those proposals will be presented to the Board for consideration. The Board recorded the update during the meeting moved earlier on the agenda by unanimous consent.
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