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Board approves $7,026 work order to repair nano bubblers on three lakes
Summary
Following Premier Lakes' update that lakes were generally in good condition, the Board approved a $7,026 one‑time work order to repair nano bubble machines on Lakes H1‑A, H1‑B and E7‑A and discussed invasive vegetation at several lakes.
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes reported the lakes and dry retention areas are in good condition but staff and supervisors raised concerns about invasive vegetation at Lakes 9, E3‑C and Conservation B‑2191. Mr. Mountford asked Kurth to inspect and treat the invasive species as needed.
Mr. Kurth presented two repair options: a $25,000 manufacturer proposal from Mollier to replace nano bubblers on Lakes H1‑A, H1‑B and E7‑A, and Premier's One‑Time Work Order to replace nonstandard 8‑HP pumps and aeration compressors to evaluate the systems. The Board approved Premier Lakes' One‑Time Work Order Agreement, as amended, to repair the nano bubble machines on the three lakes in the amount of $7,026 (motion by Mr. Blumenthal; seconded by Mr. Twombly; all in favor).
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