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Premier Lakes reviews nano-bubbler location; Board asks for follow-up on electrical proposals
Summary
Premier Lakes reported lake systems held up well after Hurricane Milton but recommended relocating a nano-bubbler aerator that sits near a homeowner lanai; Board asked Operations Manager to revisit electrical proposals with the contractor and confer with Premier Lakes after the meeting.
Premier Lakes reported that the lakes are in very good condition after the recent storm and that one nano-bubbler machine will require repair. Staff and Board members discussed proposals to relocate the nano-bubbler unit in Lake E1-C because it sits very near a homeowner’s lanai and may require relocation for safety and nuisance concerns.
Discussion covered electrical work required for relocation, the possibility of a 'zombie box' and relocating roadside utility inlet and pipes. "Mr. Kurth stated the lakes appear to be in very good condition; the storm impact was not as severe as past storms," a staff member told the Board. Operations Manager Shane Willis will revisit electrical proposals with the contractor and confer with Mr. Kurth after the meeting to determine next steps.
No formal vote was required; the Board authorized Mr. Willis and staff to continue coordination and report back.
