Raymore parks and rec reports RAC opening activity, rink schedule and pickleball accommodations
Summary
Parks staff thanked council for support of the RAC, noted a successful net-cutting event, scheduled the RAC closing and transition to outdoor sports for Feb. 17, and confirmed net adjustments that allow pickleball play.
Parks and recreation staff updated the council on recent activity at the Raymore Activity Center and forthcoming rink and programming plans.
Mr. Mustaine reported on a Saturday morning event at the RAC where staff and council participated in a ceremonial net cutting and observed heavy public use. He said the city provided merchandise to council members who attended and thanked the council for support of the facility. Mustaine told council that the planned final day for the RAC this season is Feb. 17 (President's Day), after which staff will begin closing the rink and transitioning facilities for outdoor sports.
Council members noted the new court nets that raise and lower to accommodate pickleball and standard court play. Council member Serco said he had met the parks director in Peculiar and discussed possible intercity pickleball tournaments.
Ending: Parks staff said they appreciated volunteer coaches and referees who support organized sports; no formal council action was taken at this report.
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