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Board approves temporary 'zombie box' for Lake E1-C aeration amid relocation cost concerns
Summary
Faced with a $10,755 relocation proposal to move a Lake E1-C aeration system, the River Ridge Board approved installing a temporary "zombie box" for $3,098 and agreed to revisit relocation during FY2026 budget discussions (vote 3-2).
District operations staff presented Premier Lakes’ work order and a revised Bentley Electric proposal that would add about 125 feet of electrical work to relocate an aeration system in Lake E1-C. After discussion of budget impacts and a suggestion to defer the relocation and install a temporary power solution, the Board voted 3-2 to install a "zombie box" at the existing location for $3,098, with Supervisors Schultz, Twombly and Merrill voting in favor and Supervisors Mountford and Blumenthal opposed.
Board members noted the $10,755 relocation estimate and directed that the relocation option be reconsidered as part of the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget discussions. The motion authorizes the temporary installation to address immediate operational needs while leaving the longer-term equipment relocation and associated $10,755 cost for later review.
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