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Lake contractor reports minimal red algae, aeration fixes and delayed 'Zombie box' installation
Summary
Premier Lakes reported minimal red algae treatment, corrected most aeration issues except two units awaiting electrical work, and said a back-ordered 'Zombie box' will be installed at the Masters in three weeks; littoral plantings behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive will be costed.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes, Inc. reported to the board that crews "identified minimal red algae in the lakes, which will be treated tomorrow," and that dry retention areas were recently treated. He said aeration issues were corrected except for two units that "need electrical work done," which is scheduled for the coming week.
Hormann added that a 'Zombie box' unit for the Masters is on back order but is expected to be installed in about three weeks. PSGRC General Manager Eric Long raised littoral-planting needs behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive; Mr. Krebs agreed to obtain costs to replant cord grass and arrowhead. The board logged the operational updates for ongoing maintenance and follow-up cost estimates.
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