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Staff flag slippery painted surface; resurfacing could cost about $125,000, will seek committee review
Summary
City staff told the Park and Recreation Board on May 14, 2025 that a painted surface in a park has produced slip complaints; a contractor test area cost roughly $6,500 and staff estimated about $125,000 to redo all painted surfaces, proposing to ask Public Works Committee and City Council to use part of a $1 million parks surplus to pay for it.
Park staff told the Park and Recreation Board on May 14, 2025 that complaints about a slippery painted surface in a park have prompted a contractor test and could require a roughly $125,000 resurfacing project, which staff plan to present to the Public Works Committee and City Council for funding consideration.
The issue matters because the painted surface has generated repeated complaints of slipperiness in wet conditions, creating a safety concern for park users and raising an unexpected budget need.
Staff reported that a contractor was paid to grind down and…
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