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River Ridge board approves $1,350 bulrush removal as lakes maintained, nano‑bubbler repairs planned
Summary
Premier Lakes reported low water levels and well‑maintained lake banks; the board approved a one‑time bulrush removal work order for $1,350 and was told a nano‑bubbler shipment is due in about two weeks with repairs scheduled in July.
The River Ridge Community Development District board approved a one‑time work order with Premier Lakes to remove bulrush from the tee area of Lakes Golf Hole No. 9 for $1,350. The motion was made by Supervisor Kurt Blumenthal and seconded by Vice Chair Terry Mountford and carried "with all in favor."
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes told the board that "the lake banks are well maintained and water levels are low" and said the nano‑bubbler manufacturer is expecting a shipment in approximately two weeks and that repairs will be scheduled in July. The board discussed photos and the exact location of the bulrush before approving the work order.
District staff also reviewed minor aquatic work orders identified in a recent quality‑assurance memorandum; Operations Manager Shane Willis said the full audit report was emailed to the board and that summary memorandums are included in the meeting packet. Charlie Krebs, the district engineer, will prioritize lake‑bank work for future agendas.
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