Premier Lakes reports minor algae, corrected aeration and back-ordered equipment
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.
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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.
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