Board hears $14,000 aerator repair; system may need replacement
Summary
Mayor Buckley told trustees divers repaired lake aerator lines at an approximate cost of $14,000 and that the 20-year-old system will likely need to be budgeted for replacement after further work to stand the unit up.
Trustees were told that divers had repaired aerator lines on a village lake at an approximate cost of $14,000. Mayor Buckley said the aerator unit is currently lying on the lake bottom and that the divers will need to return to stand it up, which will add to repair costs.
"The cost was approximately $14,000.00," the minutes record. Buckley also said the aerator system is about 20 years old; while the village is repairing it now, the system will have to be budgeted for replacement in the near future.
No replacement timeline or funding source was provided in the minutes; trustees received the report as part of committee updates from the Lakes committee.
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