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Originally Posted by tophcfa
Sure, but back to the question at hand, that pond has been there since the turn of the century. Why is it going bad now and not 5, 10, 15, or 20 years ago? The area in question is very mature by Villages standards and has been collecting runoff since its inception, but only now it’s going bad? Don’t say it’s because of years of accumulating runoff, because relatively brand new ponds in the southern areas are experiencing the same fate. Logic would dictate that’s it’s gotta be because of another factor?
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I live on a pond in Michigan in the Summer. They treat it regularly. In addition, we are not allowed to use certain fertilizer or chemicals on our grass. Are there are considerations given to that in the villages?