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Contractor reports minimal red algae, aeration fixes and delayed "zombie box" installation
Summary
Premier Lakes reported minimal red algae, treated dry retention areas and resolved most aeration issues; two aerators require electrical work and a "zombie box" for the Masters is delayed by back order but expected in three weeks.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes told the Board crews identified "minimal red algae in the lakes, which will be treated tomorrow," and that dry retention areas have recently been treated. Hormann said aeration problems were corrected except for two units that still need electrical work scheduled for the coming week.
Hormann also said, "The Zombie box will be installed at the Masters in three weeks; the delay is because it was on back order." District Engineer Charlie Krebs added that he would obtain costs to replant littorals behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive, specifically cord grass and arrowhead, after inspecting the site with staff.
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