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Possible Algae Bloom in NID Holding Pond

South County residents and people who enjoy recreating around the waters that feed into Lake Combie need to be wary of a possible blue green algae bloom. Nevada County Environmental Health Director, Amy Irani, issued the altert Monday morning after receiving a notofication from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.

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The body of water has been determined to be owned by the Nevada Irrigation District and response hs been quick.

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Irani says the alert is advisory at this time until test resuts are received.

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The alert states that people and animals should avoid any stagnant water that appears to have what is commonly refered to as “pond scum” on the surface.

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