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Bridgeton council raises selected parks and recreation fees, approves parks-fee ordinance
Summary
Council amended proposed parks and recreation fees to raise nonresident youth and senior daily admission to $11 and approved the ordinance on second reading, 8-0.
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Council member Weshi moved an amendment to the parks-and-recreation fee ordinance that increases the proposed nonresident youth and senior daily admission from $10 to $11; the council approved the amendment and then adopted the amended ordinance on second reading.
At the second reading for bill 64-76, an amendment offered by Council member Weshi (seconded by Council member Suttell) raised the nonresident youth and senior daily admission fee from the proposed $10 to $11. Staff member King confirmed the fee appears in a table in Section 6, subsection B of the draft ordinance and that the requested change would update that entry. The clerk then called a roll-call vote; the amendment passed 8-0.
After the amendment vote the council voted to adopt bill 64-76 as amended; the clerk recorded the final passage by roll call as 8-0 and the ordinance was assigned number 25-02 as reflected in meeting remarks.
The change affects nonresident daily admission pricing for youth and seniors; staff did not provide a broader fee schedule breakdown during the meeting beyond confirming the table location in the draft ordinance.

