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Premier Lakes reports algae and aeration fixes; 'Zombie box' delayed by backorder
Summary
Premier Lakes reported minimal red algae to be treated, corrected most aeration issues, and said "The Zombie box will be installed at the Masters in three weeks; the delay is because it was on back order." The district will obtain costs to replant cord grass and arrowhead behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive.
Dustin Hormann of Premier Lakes summarized recent maintenance activities: crews found minimal red algae that will be treated, dry retention areas were treated, and most aeration issues were corrected except two units requiring electrical work scheduled for early next week. "The Zombie box will be installed at the Masters in three weeks; the delay is because it was on back order," Hormann said.
PSGRC General Manager Eric Long told the board he emailed District Engineer Charlie Krebs about inspecting littorals behind 20859 Glen Eagles Lakes Drive; Krebs will obtain costs to replant cord grass and arrowhead. The update included timing details for electrical work and an equipment installation schedule.
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