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Operations report: pump replacement, pool repairs, weed spraying and beaver controls underway
Summary
Operations reported a full pump replacement for the clubhouse charged to Capital Reserves ($3,134.45), a $220.41 pool-filter gasket repair, ongoing open-space weed spraying and relocation of a beaver-leveling device to a drainage ditch.
The Operations Manager reported on several maintenance issues and completed repairs. The clubhouse pump required full replacement (the motor had previously been replaced), a $3,134.45 expense charged to Capital Reserves. PoolDoctorRX identified and repaired a failed gasket in a filter multi-valve that was allowing water loss; that repair cost $220.41. Staff also reset the South Meadow Pool autofill and added the item to daily inspections.
Open-space crews continue weed-spraying for poison hemlock, thistle and white top, and fire-break mowing is largely complete with a few access-limited exceptions near Sage Creek Drive. Beavers remain active in drainage areas; staff noted leveling devices are functioning and one device will be moved to a drainage ditch where beaver activity is beginning to block flow.
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