County staff working to repair Ashley Pond irrigation pump; temporary watering underway
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Staff told the board that the pumping system driving Ashley Pond's irrigation has gone down and crews are manually watering landscape areas to preserve turf and plantings. Staff said they are coordinating with vendors to pull and repair the pump and are installing a temporary backup system to guard against future failures.
The department will run an intensive watering effort over the next four to six weeks, pulling water from the pond and using hydrants with assistance from the fire department, and said a press release would follow. Members were asked to expect visible staff activity and some areas to appear stressed while recovery work continues.
The department will run an intensive watering effort over the next four to six weeks, pulling water from the pond and using hydrants with assistance from the fire department, and said a press release would follow. Members were asked to expect visible staff activity and some areas to appear stressed while recovery work continues.
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