Aeration Project
Aeration Project
The Water Quality committee has started an aeration project to educate and assist homeowners to install aeration systems. Links to information on how to install aerators and a listing of aerators installed are below.
The increased oxygen from aeration breaks down organic materials that enter through the tide and boats. In addition to starving algae of nutrients, the increased flow from aeration discourages harmful algal blooms.
Aeration Site Information Update - Jan 15, 2024
Aeration Site Info - Hamel
Aeration Site Info-Kennedy
Aeration Site Info-Davis
Aeration Site Info-Miller
Aeration Site Info-Murchie
Aeration Site Info-Tiedeman
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