River Ridge approves $7,026 repair for nano-bubbler systems after inspection
Summary
The River Ridge CDD board authorized a $7,026 one-time work order with Premier Lakes to repair nano-bubbler equipment on Lakes H1-A, H1-B and E7-A after an inspection; an alternative $25,000 replacement proposal from manufacturer Mollier was discussed.
The River Ridge Community Development District Board of Supervisors approved a one-time work order with Premier Lakes, Inc. to repair nano-bubbler machines on Lakes H1-A, H1-B and E7-A for $7,026 at its April 28 meeting.
Bill Kurth of Premier Lakes told the board that "the lakes and the dry retention areas (DRAs) are in good condition," but presented two repair paths: a $25,000 manufacturer proposal from Mollier to replace the nano-bubbler units, or a Premier Lakes option to replace the nonstandard 8-horsepower pumps, an aeration compressor and check valves to restore operation and evaluate system performance. The board voted to approve Premier's amended One-Time Work Order Agreement (motion by Mr. Blumenthal; second by Mr. Twombly), with the minutes recording the outcome "with all in favor."
The agreement covers immediate repairs to return aeration compressors and pumps to operation but does not guarantee no additional repairs will be necessary; Kurth and staff said the work will allow the system to be evaluated for further needs. The board recorded the motion and approval in the meeting minutes and moved on to other agenda items.
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