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Board approves five-year locker service contract for Iron Horse Park activities
Summary
The board approved a five-year master services contract for small equipment lockers (described as similar to a county kayak program) that will place rentable lockers at Iron Horse Park and split revenue with the vendor.
The Logansport City Board of Public Works and Safety approved a five-year master services contract for rentable lockers to support recreational equipment at Iron Horse Park.
Jan, presenting the item, described the program as similar to a county kayak rental initiative already in place. She said the lockers are smaller units intended to store items such as ping-pong equipment and cornhole sets near a new ping-pong table at Iron Horse Park. Jan said the contract is for five years with a $12,000 total cost and that the lockers become city property after the contract term: "It's a 5 year contract, and we pay $12,000. But once it's done, it's it's ours." She explained the revenue model: a $6 fee to open a locker by credit card with net revenue split 50/50 and annual reconciliation to reimburse the city its share.
Mayor Chris Martin moved to approve the Rent.Fun, LLC Master Services agreement; the motion was seconded and carried by roll call votes from Levi Jones and Chris Martin. No members of the public commented on the item during the meeting.
