Wagner City Council approves $4,320 for Lincoln Park pickleball court improvements

April 25, 2025 | Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma

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The City of Wagoner held a Special Called Business Meeting on April 24, 2025, at 6 PM, focusing on key infrastructure improvements and budget planning for the upcoming fiscal year. The meeting commenced with a discussion on the approval of Change Order Number 1, amounting to $4,320, for improvements to the Lincoln Park Pickleball Courts. The council addressed the necessity of a moisture barrier under the concrete to ensure the longevity of the court's surface, as previous attempts to paint the courts were deemed ineffective due to moisture issues. After deliberation, the council voted to approve the change order, emphasizing the importance of doing the job correctly to avoid future costs.

Following this, the council shifted its focus to the budget planning for the fiscal year 2026. City officials presented various departmental requests, starting with the Parks Department. A significant concern raised was the condition of the walking trail at Maple Park, which has not been renovated in over 20 years. An estimate of $67,800 was discussed for the necessary repairs, with suggestions to potentially phase the work to manage costs effectively.
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The council also reviewed the need for repairs to the tennis court fencing at Maple Park, with estimates pending for both the fencing and playground equipment replacements at Dunbar Park. The discussion highlighted the importance of obtaining multiple quotes to ensure fiscal responsibility and transparency in the budgeting process.

Additionally, the council addressed the installation of a new sign for Lincoln Park, which is currently under construction. The total cost for the sign and associated landscaping was noted to be $16,074, with various vendors involved in the project.

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Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to improving public facilities while navigating budget constraints. The council plans to continue refining the budget and addressing infrastructure needs in future sessions.

Converted from Special Called Business Meeting (City of Wagoner/WPWA) April 24, 2025 meeting on April 25, 2025
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