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Premier Lakes reports generally good post-storm lake conditions; nano-bubbler repair and relocation discussed
Summary
Premier Lakes said storm impacts were less severe than in past events but one nano-bubbler requires repair. The board discussed relocating aerator equipment close to a homeowners lanai and asked staff to revisit electrical proposals with the contractor.
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes reported that the lakes "appear to be in very good condition; the storm impact was not as severe as past storms," although one nano-bubbler machine will need repair. The board and staff discussed proposals to relocate a nano-bubbler in an easement between homes and related electrical work, including a Bentley Electric proposal to relocate a 240V aerator and the possible use of a temporary 'zombie box.'
Mr. Adams suggested relocating the roadside utility inlet and pipes to reduce homeowner impacts; Mr. Willis will revisit electrical proposals with the contractor and confer with Mr. Kurth after the meeting. The board directed staff to explore options that minimize homeowner disturbance while maintaining lake function.
