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Premier Lakes reports minimal red algae, aeration fixes; 'Zombie box' installation delayed
Summary
Premier Lakes staff told the River Ridge Board they found minimal red algae to treat, corrected most aeration issues (two need electrical work), recently treated dry retention areas and scheduled a 'Zombie box' installation at the Masters that is three weeks out due to back order.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes reported to the River Ridge Board that crews found minimal red algae in the lakes and planned treatment the following day. Dry retention areas were recently treated and most aeration problems were corrected, with two aeration systems still requiring electrical work scheduled for the coming Monday or Tuesday.
Hormann said the "Zombie box" unit slated for the Masters is on back order and will be installed in about three weeks. Eric Long asked Charlie Krebs to inspect littorals behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive and obtain costs for replanting cord grass and arrowhead. The Board received the maintenance update as informational; no board action was requested or taken beyond directing the engineer to provide planting cost estimates.
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