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Aldermen approve addendum allowing Game 7 Baseball to install storage building at athletic complex
Summary
The Board approved Bill 10-25, authorizing the mayor to sign an addendum to the project cost-sharing agreement with Game 7 Baseball Inc. to allow a storage building at the city athletic complex; Game 7 will pay installation costs.
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance (Bill 10-25) March 4 authorizing the mayor to execute an addendum and amendment to the project cost-sharing agreement with Game 7 Baseball Inc. The addendum permits Game 7 to install a storage building at the city athletic complex; the company will pay all costs for materials, labor and installation.
City Administrator Brandy Walters described the proposal: Game 7 would place the building on the east side of the complex, matching existing site aesthetics, with a concrete floor and electrical service but no water. Walters said the company would fund materials, labor and installation, and the city would have the option to purchase the building if Game 7 leaves, with purchase price reduced by depreciation. Walters said the trailer Game 7 currently uses “would stay on-site.”
After brief clarification questions from aldermen about what equipment would be stored and building utilities, the board approved the ordinance on a 6-0 roll call. The meeting record does not show additional conditions or a formal purchase price formula beyond the depreciation reference in the addendum language.
