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Water polo club seeks $120,000 in equipment funding; city raises legal questions over RAP-tax eligibility
Summary
Cedar Water Polo asked the RAP-tax committee for $120,000 to replace aging equipment and enable tournaments; committee members warned that RAP-tax rules typically require publicly owned facilities and suggested the club consult the city attorney and explore partnership with Leisure Services or other public entities.
Cedar Water Polo representatives asked the RAP-tax committee for $120,000 to replace aging equipment and buy multiple sets of goals, balls, lane lines, timing systems and tournament infrastructure that they said are needed for youth teams and to host tournaments in Cedar City.
“My name is Nathan Moses. ... Cedar Water Polo Club... Our income last year was $22,000 and our expenses were about $27,000,” Nathan Moses said, describing tight club finances…
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