O.K.... What's with the lake???

A couple of things I pointed out last week. The skimmer will have a learning curve since it is a different type machine than any of the guys are used to using. I also mentioned a shear pin was broken and had to be replaced. In order to do that part of the machine needed to be disassembled and a piece welded. This takes time so Maintenance planned to spray Friday to hold down the algae until the skimmer was once again in operation. When they started getting ready to spray the sprayer started leaking and must also be repaired. there couldn't have been a worse time for that to happen.
 Yes, we know how the lake now looks in the inlets and it is a priority. As soon as humanly possible work will begin to clean the algae mat that has formed. Eighty percent of the lake still looks good but that is little comfort to those twenty percent who live near the effected area and must put up with this mess. That is understood.
  Ken