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Premier Lakes reports algae treatment, aeration repairs and delayed equipment installation
Summary
Premier Lakes told the board it identified minimal red algae to be treated, corrected most aeration issues (two units need electrical work next week), completed dry retention treatments, and expects a back-ordered 'zombie box' installed at the Masters in about three weeks.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes reported that crews identified minimal red algae in the lakes, which would be treated immediately, and that the Dry Retention areas had recently been treated. He said most aeration issues were corrected but two units still require electrical work scheduled for the next week. Hormann added that a "zombie box" ordered for the Masters was delayed due to backorder and should be installed in about three weeks.
Eric Long asked Charlie Krebs to inspect littorals behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive and obtain costs to replant cord grass and arrowhead. The brief update focused on routine lake management and near-term maintenance tasks; no board action was taken.
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