Board approves $7,026 one-time work order to repair nano-bubbler systems
Summary
Premier Lakes' proposal to replace nano-bubble machines on three lakes was modified; the Board approved a Premier one-time work order to replace pumps/compressors and check valves for $7,026 to restore aeration and evaluate system needs.
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes told the Board that lakes and dry retention areas are in good condition but noted invasive vegetation at several locations. Kurth presented two options to address failing nano-bubbler equipment: a $25,000 manufacturer replacement or Premier's one-time work order to replace 8-HP pumps (nonstandard size), aeration compressors and check valves to bring systems back to operational status for evaluation.
After discussion of warranty terms, priority of Lake H1-B and agreement form language, the Board voted on a motion by Kurt Blumenthal, seconded by Robert Twombly, to approve Premier Lakes' One-Time Work Order Agreement, as amended, to repair the nano bubble machines on Lakes H1-A, H1-B and E7-A in the amount of $7,026. The motion carried with all in favor. Staff noted that the work will get pumps and compressors operational so the systems can be evaluated and that additional repairs could still be necessary.
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