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Premier Lakes reports equipment repairs, increased service during rainy season
Summary
Premier Lakes told the board that lakes are 'in very good shape,' crews removed fallen trees from an FPL ditch ahead of a tropical storm, a Lake H1-B nano-bubbler will be repaired the next day, and service frequency was increased to monthly during the rainy season; proposals are pending to relocate a compressor.
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes reported that the district27s lakes "appear to be in very good shape," that preserves and dry retention work is underway, and that crews removed fallen trees from an FPL ditch and outfall structure ahead of an impending tropical storm.
He said repairs to a Lake H1-B nano-bubbler (which lost prime when turned off) would be completed the following day and that Premier changed service frequency from quarterly to monthly during the rainy season. Mr. Willis and Mr. Alex Kurth will present proposals for the electrical portion of a project to relocate a compressor in the Masters lake.
The board approved the agenda change that allowed this update to be presented immediately after public comment.
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