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Park board hears maintenance quotes, pavilion repairs and pickleball sign fundraising

September 11, 2025 | Steele County, North Dakota


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Park board hears maintenance quotes, pavilion repairs and pickleball sign fundraising
Park board members met during the budget hearing to discuss maintenance needs at county park facilities and equipment replacement options.
Board members reported receiving mower quotes (examples cited: $28,050; a lower-cost model at $22,050) but said trade-in values were not yet known. They discussed whether to replace an aging mower that had logged more than 700 hours and whether the county should continue mowing area land that does not produce revenue.
Members also discussed building repairs: two exterior doors (one to a kitchen and one to an outdoor restroom) need replacement, lattice under a deck requires repair, and some deck boards and outdoor bathroom fixtures have been broken for years. Board members told staff to find contractors to make those repairs; those tasks were described as within the existing budget where applicable.
Park volunteers completed a pickleball court that staff said looks "really nice" and that play has already begun; the volunteer group is raising about $30,000 for a large sign and small additional items.
The park board recessed and later adjourned after routine motions.

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