
PLANO, Ill. (WLS) -- Wildlife experts are meeting Friday in far west suburban Plano to figure out what caused a massive fish kill.
The fish died in a pond in the Lakewood Springs housing development.
Video shows dozens of dead fish floating on the top of the pond.
Plano's mayor said the homeowners association is responsible for clean-up.
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The HOA, whose property management company is Foster Premier, says it's investigating.
Plano has also been in contact with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
A private lake management company, Solitude Lake Management, is also involved in the investigation, the mayor said.
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