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Task force discusses algae-control plans for Lions Lake, announces Repair Café events
Summary
The task force discussed granular and liquid algae applications for Lions Lake (noting Lake Cena already has treatments and grass carp) and publicized Repair Café events at Trails Regional Library on June 20 and July 18 organized by Citizens for Environmental Action.
The Energy and Sustainability Task Force discussed resource-conservation measures including proposed granular and liquid applications to address algae at Lions Lake; minutes note that Lake Cena is already treated and contains grass carp as part of its management. No vendor or contract was recorded during the discussion.
Members also publicized community repair events: Citizens for Environmental Action will host Repair Café sessions at Trails Regional Library from 1–3 p.m. on June 20 (clothes mending and jewelry repair) and 1–3 p.m. on July 18 (small appliance repair). The task force indicated plans to engage local businesses on conservation matters but left specifics for a future meeting.
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