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Premier Lakes reports minor algae, corrected aeration and back-ordered equipment
Summary
Premier Lakes reported minimal red algae to be treated, most aeration units corrected with two needing electrical work, and a back-ordered "Zombie box" scheduled for installation in three weeks; staff will seek littoral replanting costs behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes told the Board that crews "identified minimal red algae in the lakes, which will be treated tomorrow," and that recently treated dry-retention areas and corrected aeration issues left two units requiring electrical work next week. He said a back-ordered "Zombie box" will be installed at the Masters in three weeks.
Eric Long said he had emailed Charlie Krebs about inspecting littorals behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive; Krebs will obtain cost estimates to replant cord grass and arrowhead. The Board recorded maintenance progress and scheduled remaining electrical and planting work as near-term items for the operations team.
No vote or budget authorization was taken at this update; staff will return with cost estimates for the littoral plantings when available.
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